An airline is offering free changes to flights to Island passengers as bad weather threatens travel disruptions.
Loganair passengers due to travel on Sunday, December 22 will be able to change flights up to seven days from their original travel date.
The decision comes after the Met Office has predicted severe gales over the weekend that could reach up to 55mph.
The company says refunds won’t be offered to passengers unless a flight is cancelled.
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Kirk Michael fire crews were called out this morning
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