An Emirates Airline flight to London has been cancelled on Sunday as Storm Ciara approaches the UK and Ireland.
According to an announcement on the airliner's website, they are in the process of rebooking fights to the final destination.
They've also told passengers that updated itineraries will be sent to customers and can be viewed on their websites.
According to an Emirates spokesperson, the remaining flights for the day will be operating as scheduled for now.
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