Disruption to flights to and from Scotland and northern England because of the Icelandic ash cloud crisis will continue for the rest of the day, according to the Met Office.
Passengers travelling from Gatwick Airport should check with their airline before leaving home as some services to and from Scottish airports have been affected.
British Airways cancelled all flights today to and from Glasgow, Edinburgh and Newcastle airports, and air traffic control service Nats listed the airports likely to be affected between 7pm today and 1am tomorrow.
As well as Glasgow, Edinburgh and Newcastle, Nats said Barra, Prestwick, Cumbernauld, Tiree, Carlisle and Durham Tees Valley airports could expect to see some services disrupted.
A number of airlines axed services to these destinations and more than 250 flights were cancelled across Europe following the eruption of the Grimsvotn volcano.
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