bristol airport has been heavily diverted, the first plane in this morning, ryanair, ended up in stanstedpeople getting used to some strange surroundings. american airlines from dallas, delta air lines from dallas, delta air lines from atalanta, all diverted from atalanta, all diverted from heathrow because of strong winds there. they have been diverted through to brussels, and they will be getting back every day through, but anybody waiting to fly to those locations is going to find that they are having a very difficult and delayed, lots of delays, and british airways, over 70 cancellations to and from london heathrow, and many other airlines, lufthansa, frankfurt, amsterdam klm, and various aer lingus flights from ireland also cancelled i'm afraid. . ~' , ., ireland also cancelled i'm afraid. ., ~ ., ireland also cancelled i'm afraid. ., ., , afraid. thank you for bringing us u- to afraid. thank you for bringing us up to date. _ afraid. thank you for bringing us up to date, that _ afraid. thank you for bringing us up to date, that is - afraid. thank you for bringing us up to date, that

because all of the partners, and the customers, they have had an awful lot of patience, the likes of ryanairs really affecting our capacity and our growth because we are waiting for these extra aircraft to be delivered and still waiting, and it appears as a production has not yet fully gotten back to year. lots of stuff having to year. lots of stuff having to be retrained with these extra safety precautions and all eyes are just on what is happening in terms of those levels of safety on the production lines right now. so it is a very slow progress. the share price has more than halved since these incidents and has not changed that much, but i do think it is another setback. but i do think it is another setback-— but i do think it is another setback. . ., , ., setback. the ramifications for the wider _ setback. the ramifications for the wider airline _ setback. the ramifications for the wider airline industry - setback. the ramifications for the wider airline industry as l the wider airline industry as well, agreed to have you on the programme, as always. staying in the us, and another court

. >> the aircraft was a 15 year old boeing 737 jet operated by budget irish airline ryanair before it was delivered to jeju air in 2017. in the u.s, where boeings are manufactured. the incident is stirring new questions after boeing planes have made headlines around the world in recent years. after a series of quality control incidents, most notably the mid-air blowout of a door plug on an alaskan airlines flight last january. aviation experts assessing this latest crash say it appears there was a glitch with the landing gear. >> number one, the gear is not extended, the flaps are not extended, which would indicate that there was a major hydraulic failure of some kind there. >> in a statement, boeing offered support to jeju air, adding, quote, we extend our deepest condolences to the families who lost loved ones and our thoughts remain with the passengers and crew. in a statement, president biden offered condolences, saying the u.s. and south korea share deep bonds of friendship and offered to assist in any way. traveling with the president in saint croix, lucas tomlinson, fox news. >

. >> the aircraft was a 15 year old boeing 737 jet operated by budget irish airline ryanair, before ited to jeju air in 2017. in the u.s, where boeings are manufactured. the incident is stirring new questions after boeing planes have made headlines around the world in recent years. after a series of quality control incidents, most notably the mid-air blowout of a door plug on an alaskan airlines flight last january. aviation experts assessing this latest crash say it appears there was a glitch with the landing gear. >> number one, the gear is not extended. the flaps are not extended, which would indicate that there was a major hydraulic failure of some kind. they're in a statement, boeing offered support to jeju air, adding, quote, we extend our deepest condolences to the families who lost loved ones, and our thoughts remain with the passengers and crew. >> in a statement, president biden offered condolences, saying the u.s. and south korea share deep bonds of friendship and offered to assist in any way. traveling with the president in saint croix, lucas tomlinson, fox news. >> hospita

at this rate, labour peer lord alan sugar will be queuing for a £99 ryanair flight out of luton.lso joining me tonight is doctor renee here to prescribe some much needed common sense after a week that's had less stability than one of those wind turbines in a hurricane, and alex armstrong is ready to tackle the headunes armstrong is ready to tackle the headlines with the enthusiasm of a booze hound on boxing day. and on the loony left of the panel, literally benjamin butterworth, the wokeist warrior, this side of the channel is back to remind us that taxing the rich, sending the syrians home, and probably even storm isha itself are all hate crimes. if there's a grievance to be found, benjamin's on the prowl. from spinning turbines to spinning politicians, we've got more chaos tonight than the bbc's hr department at the office. christmas party. let's dive in. you know the drill. each host outlines an argument about a chosen topic. then we all pile in. and of course, we want your views as well. send them and post your comments by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay. and don't forget your qu

>> crazy ryanair charge to go to toilet. >> no they don't. they used to. >> they used to. >> they used to. >> no, but i think it was one of those things that was talked about. >> but no it's not. >> but no it's not. >> yes, it would be a bad move to discourage people to spend a penny. >> yeah. that's right. >> yeah. that's right. >> yeah. that's right. >> yeah. i remember harrods brought that in years and years ago, and it made newspaper front pages that harrods were charging a pound to use the loo. but actually it was, you know, it meant that the loo experience was much nicer than the average. >> they did away with it at, at mainline train stations recently, actually for years it cost £10. yeah, yeah, yeah, most of them. victoria has been been gone now for 3 or 4 years. yeah. >> you ever been to one of those places where there's a lady sat next to the urinals, and you've got to sort of. you're meant to put a pound on the tray on the way out. >> oh, you mean you don't mean to freshen up? >> guide. you have maybe little. >> well, yeah they do.

this plane we understand was first operated by the low—cost carrier ryanair in europe before being foughtears ago. this before being fought by it je'u air several years ago.i air several years ago. this is a difficult — air several years ago. this is a difficult time _ air several years ago. this is a difficult time for _ air several years ago. this is a difficult time for south i a difficult time for south korea as it goes through a political crisis at the moment. how is this likely to affect people in the country and the national psyche at the moment? it is pretty grim news and it really is to come on top of a really is to come on top of a really turbulent year. we had president yoon declare martial law, that was a huge shock this year, and then his acting president has been impeached. politics is extremely rowdy in south korea. this is something different. this has been a terrible tragedy for which there is no clear explanation at the moment, but in a country which has a very painful history of disasters which were perceived to be avoidable in recent years. there was the itiawan hallow