A British Airways flight was forced to abort an initial attempt to land at Manchester Airport in Storm Eowyn winds on Friday.Simon Whittaker captured video of the plane approaching the runway. As it almost touches down,

Passengers on a British Airways flight to Heathrow were propelled to cruising speeds of 814mph thanks to the transatlantic jet stream pushing Storm Éowyn towards the UK

A rare red weather warning was issued for areas of central, southern and western Scotland from 10:00-17:00. Wind gusts of 95mph have been recorded on the Forth Road Bridge, near Edinburgh Airport, while a peak of nearly 101mph was reported in Lanarkshire.

Two planes have been damaged during Storm Eowyn at Teesside International Airport. Pictures of the aircraft show extensive damage from the extreme winds which have battered the region today. The planes were secured and they were not in use when they sustained damage.

One in five flights from airports in the UK and Ireland was cancelled on Friday as Storm Eowyn caused disruption at several major airports. Aviation analytics company Cirium said at least 1,070 flights scheduled to operate to,

Passengers travelling via Bristol Airport are being advised to contact their airlines before flying due to possible disruptions caused by Storm Éowyn.

Storm Éowyn leads to flight cancellations and delays at Liverpool Airport. This article is being updated live. Storm Éowyn is causing disruption this morning, with winds of up to 60mph expected to hit Merseyside and a series of flights being cancelled at Liverpool John Lennon Airport.