Aer Lingus' system issues that resulted in 51 flights being cancelled today have been resolved.
In a statement this evening, the airline said tomorrow's flights are planned to operate as normal and "customers are advised to come to the airports at the normal time for their scheduled flight." They added that they are currently "taking steps to bring all of their systems back online".
All passengers affected by today's disruption will be able to apply for a refund or change their travel plans free of charge. Aer Lingus said: "As systems have now been restored we are contacting customers directly in order to re-accommodate them as efficiently as possible.
Read more: 'Huge queues' at Dublin Airport as thousands of passengers affected by Aer Lingus IT issues
"We have made additional customer service agents available to deal with high call volumes – please bear with us as we try to service all customer queries."
A daa spokesman said they are deploying extra staff at Dublin Airport to facilitate Aer Lingus passengers travelling tonight and tomorrow.
Read Next:
- Garth Brooks breaks down in tears during first Croke Park gig
- Dublin Airport weekend taxi warning as Garth Brooks kicks off Croke Park gigs
Ryanair flight attendant hit by car on return home to Liverpool from Dublin
RTE Liveline caller helps reunite woman with ring lost at Dublin Airport
South Dublin smoke warning as Dublin Fire Brigade tackle workshop blaze
Sign up to the Dublin Live Newsletter to get all the latest Dublin news straight to your inbox
