All flights to and from Bristol Airport have been stopped due to snow on the ground - with incoming planes forced to circle away and passengers left delayed for hours

Snow has closed the runway at Bristol Airport for the second time in recent days. The airport said flights have been suspended until 07:30 GMT after snow fell overnight in North Somerset and warned passengers to check their flight before travelling to the airport.

Flights in and out of Bristol Airport have been suspended on Tuesday morning after the runway was closed following a snow and ice storm that has caused travel chaos

Snow at Bristol Airport has caused flight operations to be suspended - several flights have been cancelled with numerous other flights being diverted to other parts of the UK

A Bristol Airport spokesperson told the Bristol Post: "The Bristol Airport team are working hard on snow clearing but challenging weather means that flight operations have been suspended until later tonight. This will mainly impact inbound flights but any concerned customers are advised to contact their airline for more information."

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) said it would close all its runways the evening of Jan. 6, 2025 to concentrate on snow removal after a winter storm moved across the region. DCA said crews also would be focused on preventing refreezing.

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