Disruption caused by thick fog is expected to continue at Gatwick on Sunday, the airport’s busiest day of the holiday period.

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

Brits eager to jet off for a New Year's break have been plunged into disarray as the UK's busiest airports, including Gatwick, Heathrow, and Manchester, face severe disruptions. A dense fog has led to a slew of cancellations and delays, with almost all flights affected by the adverse weather conditions.

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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.

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Disruption caused by thick fog is expected to continue at some airports around London on Sunday. Flights at Stansted Airport were affected by the weather conditions on Saturday, while live departure boards showed delays at Heathrow,