Michael O’Leary, boss of Ryanair, said they had to cancel about 250 flights on Monday, affecting about 40,000 passengers. On Tuesday a further 70 flights have been cancelled, he said, adding that they were hoping to run a “normal operation” on Wednesday with “minimal delays”.
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