Several transatlantic flights have been cancelled because of severe weather conditions in the northeast United States.
Aer Lingus has cancelled four transatlantic services on Thursday from Dublin and Shannon airports.
The following flights have been cancelled:
- EI 135 Shannon to Boston
EI 134 Boston to Shannon
EI 137 Dublin to Boston
EI 136 Boston to Dublin
The carrier says it plans to operate all other flights to and from North America.
But it says any passengers planning to travel to or from New York or Newark on Thursday may postpone their travel for up to seven days free-of-charge if they wish to do so.
Those who wish to re-book to another day of travel can do so on the Aer Lingus website.
Passengers will be updated via the company's website, SMS messaging and social media channels.
Aer Lingus has apologised for the disruption "which is due to circumstances beyond our control."
United Airlines has also cancelled a service on Friday morning from Newark to Dublin.
