Newquay Airport has advised passengers to check with airlines before travelling as Storm Austen brings strong winds and heavy rain to southern England and Wales.
A statement on the airport’s website warned of possible travel disruption and recommended allowing extra time for journeys.
Loganair has cancelled flights between Newquay and Aberdeen/Manchester.
The airline has also grounded flights between Exeter and both Jersey and Edinburgh, and it has cancelled a flight between Bristol and Jersey.
An Aurigny service from Guernsey to Bristol has also been cancelled.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for wind across southern England and Wales until 5pm today (23 October). Gusts of 50-60 mph are likely, while some coastal or exposed areas could see 70 mph or more.
The National Grid said over 12,000 properties suffered power cuts overnight, but supplies have since been restored.
