Aberdeen Airport flights suspended due to heavy snow
A review will be conducted on Monday evening.
Aberdeen Airport has suspended flights as the region continues to be hit with heavy snow.
A review is due to be conducted at 5pm, with only three flights currently listed as being scheduled to depart the terminal on Monday.
Flights to destinations including Heathrow, Amsterdam and Gatwick are among those cancelled, as well as all Loganair flights across the UK.
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Disruption comes after Met Office figures revealed as much as 27cm of snow had fallen in Dyce where the airport is located.
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Aberdeen Airport said in an announcement to passengers: "Due to the deteriorating, extreme weather conditions we have taken the decision to temporarily suspend operations until 5pm, when we will review the situation.
"We advise any passenger due to travel to contact their airline directly and for everyone to take extra care if travelling to and from airport."
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