Footage shows the heart-stopping moment a Ryanair flight attempts to land during Storm Éowyn’s hurricane-force winds.

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A Ryanair flight from Budapest has made a shaky touchdown in Edinburgh. An initial attempt was thwarted by high winds, with pilots managing to land safely on their second attempt at around 08:30 on Friday morning. It came ahead of a rare red weather warning that was issued for much of central, southern and western Scotland from 10:00-17:00.

Ryanair flight RYR7RL, was scheduled to touch down in the capital at around 7.35am on Friday morning but Edinburgh plane spotters noticed an issue as it looked to land.

Lorraine Carney, from Co Cork, was among over 200 passengers on board the plane, described the last 30 minutes before landing as "tricky" and "absolutely frightening" after the first landing attempt was aborted.

A passenger onboard a Ryanair flight has recounted the terrifying moment the aircraft landed in Ireland amidst the life-threatening winds of Storm Eowyn. Ireland is currently under a red weather warning by the Met Office,

One in five flights from airports in the UK and Ireland was cancelled on Friday as Storm Eowyn caused disruption at several major airports. Aviation analytics company Cirium said at least 1,070 flights scheduled to operate to,

Edinburgh Airport has cancelled all flights due to Storm Éowyn. Originally, 136 flights were scheduled to depart on Friday with 124 arriving.