Storm Eunice is creating heaps of disruption, not least to Brits' travel plans with hundreds of flights being delayed or cancelled, while the Met Office has issued weather warnings including red alerts.
For example British Airways has cancelled 80 flights, while domestic flights airline Loganair has cancelled over 30 UK services including London, Birmingham and Manchester due to the high winds and adverse UK weather.
As a result, a number of airlines have been offering passengers options such as rebooking or refunds - but what are your money rights if a flight is cancelled or delayed due to the weather?
