Flights are expected to resume at Doncaster's Robin Hood airport later this morning following a crash landing yesterday evening.
The airport is advising passengers due to travel this morning to check in as normal for their flights.
Passengers are still advised to contact their airline directly for travel information.
As reported, a LinksAir flight from Belfast City Airport encountered a problem with its undercarriage while landing at around 7.30pm yesterday.
The passenger was reported to have been taken to hospital for checks after the incident.
Flights had been scheduled to take off from the airport, which is close to the Isle of Axholme, to Alicante and Mallorca this morning.
Passengers have been advised to contact their airline for further information.
A statement on the airport's website last night said: "At approximately 7.30pm today (Friday, August 15), there was an incident involving a LinksAir flight at Doncaster Sheffield Airport.
"The aircraft was returning from Belfast City Airport and suffered a problem with the undercarriage during landing.
"The aircraft remains adjacent to the runway and cannot be moved until aircraft investigators arrive on site.
"As a consequence the airport is currently closed and is not expected to reopen until mid morning August 16.
"Passengers due to travel from the airport should contact their airline for the latest information regarding their flight."
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