Air travel across parts of the United Kingdom has been disrupted by Storm Boelo, with aircraft struggling to land at London’s Heathrow Airport amid powerful winds and heavy rainfall.

Footage recorded at Heathrow on Saturday, October 24, showed planes swaying and making turbulent approaches as pilots navigated challenging weather conditions.

The storm has also triggered serious weather alerts, with the UK Met Office issuing a warning of potentially life-threatening conditions as severe weather moved across parts of the country.

In Ireland, Dublin Airport reported several flight cancellations as strong gusts and persistent rain affected aviation operations. Travellers have been advised to prepare for possible delays and further disruption as the storm progresses.

The latest weather emergency comes barely a day after Storm Austen swept through parts of the UK, leaving thousands of households without electricity in Cornwall and forcing some schools to shut their doors.

The back-to-back storms have heightened concerns about the impact of increasingly severe weather on transport, public safety and essential services, with airlines and passengers facing further uncertainty as conditions develop.