Nearly half a million passengers will be affected and they should have already received the bad news via email, according to The Guardian.

For each of those affected, a £35 (40 euros) travel voucher for a one-way trip for 80 euros (£70) for a return flight on an alternative Ryanair route between October and March should have been issued.

Ryanair’s chief executive, Michael O’Learly, was keen to highlight that there would be no more cancelled flights added to the list.

“From today (Wednesday 27 September), there will be no more rostering-related flight cancellations this winter or in summer 2018,” he said, according to the BBC.

“Slower growth this winter will create lots of spare aircraft and crews, which will allow us to manage the exceptional volumes of annual leave we committed to delivering in the nine months to December 2017.”

Here’s a full list of all of the further affected flight routes, according to Business Insider UK:

1. Bucharest – Palermo
2. Chania – Athens
3. Chania – Pafos
4. Chania – Thessaloniki
5. Cologne – Berlin (SXF)
6. Edinburgh – Szczecin
7. Glasgow – Las Palmas
8. Hamburg – Edinburgh
9. Hamburg – Katowice
10. Hamburg – Oslo (TRF)
11. Hamburg – Thessaloniki
12. Hamburg – Venice (TSF)
13. London (LGW) – Belfast
14. London (STN) – Edinburgh
15. London (STN) – Glasgow
16. Newcastle – Faro

Ryanair has cancelled another 18,000 flights - but is yours on the list?