Flights between Dublin and Iceland have been cancelled following the collapse of budget airline WOW AIR.
A 10.45am flight to Kevflavik from Dublin Airport this morning has been axed following the collapse of the company.
The airline went out of business after they failed to secure an equity deal with their investors, RTE reports.
A notice posted on WOW AIR's website reads: "WOW AIR has ceased operation. All WOW AIR flights have been cancelled."
It goes on to advise passengers who have booked flights to check with other airlines who may offer rescue fares, in light of the circumstances.
The company said all affected passengers have been contacted by text or email.
Passengers seeking a refund and who paid with a credit card are advised to contact their credit card company.
Passengers who bought their ticket from a European travel agent (within the European Economic Area) as a part of a package tour are protected by the Package Travel Directive.
They are advised to contact their travel agent to arrange an alternative flight.
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Those who purchased travel insurance or whose credit card terms may include such protection, may be entitled to claim compensation and assistance due to delays or travel disruption, however, compensation may be limited.
Passengers may also be able to seek compensation from the airline, in accordance with European regulation on Air Passenger Rights.
Up-to-date information can be found on the Icelandic Transport Authority's website: www.samgongustofa.is / www.icetra.is , Keflavik Airport's website www.isavia.is/en and www.wowair.com.
