Saturday, January 25, 2025 Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Ireland West airports have resumed operations, bringing some relief after the havoc caused by Storm Éowyn across the UK and Ireland. ScotRail has also restored several train services, but with most routes still out of action and new weather warnings issued for wind, rain, and icy conditions, the recovery remains a work in progress. The numbers highlight the storm’s devastating impact: 1,070 flights were canceled yesterday, leaving over 150,000 air passengers stranded.
Airports across the UK and Ireland faced severe disruptions, with services grounded due to high winds, debris, and safety concerns. Meanwhile, on the railways, ScotRail tackled over 400 incidents of damage caused by the storm, including fallen trees, damaged overhead lines, and debris on the tracks. While most routes remain closed, the following train services have resumed: ScotRail has warned passengers to expect significant disruptions through the weekend and into early next week.
Travelers are urged to check the ScotRail website or app for live updates before making plans. Flights have resumed at Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Ireland West airports, bringing relief to passengers who faced cancellations and delays during the peak of the storm. However, travelers are advised to double-check flight schedules, as some residual delays are still expected.
London Heathrow is still feeling the effects of Storm Éowyn, with 7 flights canceled and 69 delayed as of now. T.
