Cold weather travel disruptions could mean you're entitled to £520 in your bank

The Met Office has issued an amber weather warning for next week meaning that people should expect travel disruptions.

Britain is bracing itself for snow, ice, strong winds, fog, and mist within weeks as Siberian winds sweep across Europe, bringing back the Beast from the East and sure to impact flight schedules. For people jet setting off into the sun, the cold weather could be a hinderance on their trip as quite often planes end up grounded thanks to snow and frost.

Hundreds of thousands of passengers likely to be affected by flight interruption this winter, but many are unaware of legal flight rights. Bott and Co, the UK’s leading flight delay compensation law firm, forecasts thousands of flight delays and cancellations across UK airports over the coming months but fears many passengers are still unaware about their rights to compensation.