Every cancelled and delayed flight from Manchester Airport on Monday, June 24

Liv Clarke

24 June 2024 at 7:26 am·2-min read

Manchester Airport terminal 2 departures — -Credit: (Image: Kenny Brown | Manchester Evening News)

Following a major power cut on Sunday, thousands of passengers faced cancelled and delayed flights at Manchester Airport. Power was later restored and the airport is expected to ‘run as usual’ today.

It comes as the airport enters its busiest holiday periods, with holidaymakers jetting off to destinations across the world for summer breaks, while thousands more fly to Germany for the Euros. The disruption yesterday saw ‘very long queues’ at security and huge piles of luggage piling up.

Manchester Airport’s managing director Chris Woodroofe apologised for those impacted and said that there had been 'a big power spike' in the airport's electrical system due to 'a failure'. In an update last night the airport said it ‘expected to run as normal’ today.

It urged passengers to check the status of their flight today. After the disruption of yesterday it can be reassuring to know that your flight is going ahead.

Below is the full lost of today’s cancelled flights from Manchester Airport, and flights that are delayed by at least 30 minutes, using data from flightradar24.com. The list will be updated throughout the day.

Cancelled flights from Manchester Airport

12.25pm Loganair flight LM694 to Isle of Man - cancelled

1.15pm easyJet flight U22187 to Geneva - cancelled

Delayed flights from Manchester Airport

12pm TUI flight BY192 to Cancun, estimated departure 1.30pm

1.25pm Ryanair flight FR557 to Dublin, estimated departure 2.25pm

2.50pm TUI flight BY2180 to Larnaca, estimated departure 3.32pm

3.20pm EasyJet flight U2711 to Newquay, estimated departure 4.03pm

3.45pm AirTanker flight LS921 to Dalaman, estimated departure 4.40pm

4.30pm Jet2 flight LS897 to Budapest, estimated departure 5.10pm

4.35pm Jet2 flight LS819 to Rhodes, estimated departure 6.45pm

4.45pm Jet2 flight LS891 to Lanzarote, estimated departure 5.37pm

4.55pm Jet2 flight LS805 to Izmir, estimated departure 5.55pm

5.55pm TUI flight BY574 to Antalya, estimated departure 7.25pm

6.10pm Ryanair flight FR9130 to Faro, estimated departure 7.39pm

6.50pm EasyJet flight U23838 to Milan, estimated departure 7.20pm

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