A number of flights to and from the Isle of Man have been delayed today as fog and low cloud affect Ronaldsway Airport.
It said low cloud was forecast to affect the airport, with current forecasts suggesting it could remain until around 3pm.
However, delays were continuing at the time of writing, around 4pm.
The 12.15pm Aer Lingus flight from the Isle of Man to Dublin has been delayed until 6.05pm, while the corresponding Dublin arrival, due at 11.45am, is now expected at 5.35pm.
The 3.25pm Loganair flight from London Heathrow is due to arrive at 4.28pm, while the 5.20pm Manchester service has been delayed until 6.55pm.
The Liverpool arrival due at 7.55pm is currently showing as delayed until 9.25pm, while the London City service due at 8.10pm is expected at 8.45pm.
On the departures board, the 6pm Liverpool service has been pushed back to 7.30pm and the 4.50pm London City flight is currently showing a 5pm departure.
The 3.20pm Manchester flight was boarding at the time of the latest update.
Earlier flights were also affected, with the 9.55am Birmingham service departing at 12.52pm and the 9.25am Birmingham arrival reaching the island at 11.42am.
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Other services, including flights to Dublin, London Gatwick and London Heathrow, have operated closer to their scheduled times.
The disruption comes a day after passengers faced delays and cancellations because of a separate technical issue affecting UK air traffic control.
NATS, which provides air traffic control services across the UK, said engineers were investigating an issue at its Prestwick centre in Scotland, with traffic restrictions introduced to maintain safety.
Today's disruption at Ronaldsway is related to weather conditions rather than that technical issue.
Passengers are advised to check directly with their airline for the latest information before travelling to the airport.
The flight information was last updated at around 3.54pm.