Passengers were experiencing delays. Image: Paul Glendell/DC Thomson.
Passengers faced delays during a power cut at Aberdeen Airport.
The outage was reported just after 4pm but was restored about an hour later.
It affected a large area of Dyce, including Aberdeen Airport.
Two flights – one to London and one to Amsterdam – were delayed as a result of the power cut.
Passengers thanked for patience after Aberdeen Airport power cut
A spokesman for Aberdeen International Airport said: “We have been advised by our supplier that power has been restored and operations can resume.
“We thank passengers for their patience during this time.”
Nearly 170 homes were affected, along with nearby hotels and petrol stations.
SSEN, which manages electricity supplies in the area, described it as an “unplanned fault”.
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Passengers face delays during Aberdeen Airport power cut
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