The Civil Aviation Authority of Scotland has said that all the airports in Scotland and Northern Ireland are closed from 0700 BST due to the volcanic ash risk. Glasgow, Prestwick and Derry are supposed to be closed all the day and Inverness to be closed at morning and Belfast at afternoon.

The Authorities have also advised the passengers to ask for updates about their fights as the situation is changing.

Last month in April maximum numbers of flight were on ground because of the volcanic ash have covered the sky like massive cloud. CAA has said that the airports of Edinburgh and North West England supposed to be stay opened on Wednesday unless any big change happens further.

CAA has advised the passengers traveling from or to Scotland, Northern Ireland and north of England should contact their airlines to check whether the flight is on or not.

They have also said that hopefully South east of England will not be affected by this volcanic ash and the airports will be operational.