All flights have been grounded at Aberdeen Airport amid a major power outage.
Flights travelling to and from the airport have been halted. Staff have warned passengers to expect delays as there will be no arrivals or departures in the immediate future.
The power cut was first reported in the Aberdeenshire area at 4.08pm on Saturday. It is understood to have left a large area of Dyce – including Aberdeen Airport – without electricity.
A total of 169 homes are currently affected. Engineers from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks are currently working to repair the failure.
A statement reads: “We’re aware of a power cut in the area shown, affecting 169 homes. This unplanned fault is affecting the local area and it’s likely several streets in the area are affected by the same power cut.
“Our engineers are in your local area and working hard to get your power restored as soon as possible.”
A statement from Aberdeen Airport reads: “The airport is currently experiencing a power outage in the local area which is being investigated by our supplier. At this moment no flights are able to arrive or depart.
“We advise passengers to check the status of their flight before travelling to the airport. We will provide an update as soon as we are able to.”
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