Fog grounds dozens more Heathrow and Gatwick flights on one of the busiest weekends of UK winter - More than 200 flights to and from UK airports were cancelled between noon on Friday and Saturday even

More than 1,000 flights were delayed at London Heathrow and Gatwick on Friday as fog created travel chaos for UK airports.

Travellers face further disruption at UK airports including Gatwick, Heathrow and Manchester due to thick fog which is set to persist today says the Met Office

Fog could limit visibility to just 100 metres with the worst forecast to descend on South East and central England

More than 200 flights have been delayed at London airports as heavy fog continues to cause widespread disruption, according to flight tracking data.

Saturday also saw disruption, with a number of ferries between Northern Ireland and Scotland cancelled, speed restrictions in place on some trains in Scotland, a "small number of flights" cancelled at Heathrow Airport due to "strong winds and airspace restrictions", and some road closures in exposed areas.

Heathrow Airport has been forced to cancel as many as 90 flights as huge winds continue to batter the country, amid a number of weather warnings from the Met Office today

LONDON - Air travellers in Britain faced further disruption on Dec 28, as fog that has blanketed much of the country in recent days grounded flights and hampered landings and take-offs. London Gatwick airport was most affected, according to aircraft tracking website Flightradar24.

Travelers flying to or from the U.K. faced further disruptions Saturday as thick fog and low visibility restricted air traffic on one of the year's busiest weekends. Gatwick Airport in London warned that some flights may be delayed throughout Saturday and apologized for the inconvenience.

Disruption is continuing at several UK airports, including Gatwick, due to heavy fog. Dozens of flights at Heathrow and Gatwick have been cancelled or delayed on Saturday, after multiple flights were affected on Friday.

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