iaahas objected to the Irish Aviation Authority's (IAA) advice to cancel flights to and from Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen today.In a message on its website, the low-cost pioneer (which introduced a £2/€2 levy on 4 April to fund flight cancellations, delays and EU261 costs) said it "strongly objects" and believes "there is no basis for these flight cancellations".The airline is expected to meet with officials at the IAA this morning and has also said that it, with other affected carriers, will be "complaining to the Transport Minister and Regulatory Authorities.Passengers may rebook free of charge or apply for a refund online and, at the end of their travel alert, states: "Ryanair apologise sincerely for what we believe are unnecessary cancellations."The cancelled flights are:FR692 Alicante to Glasgow PrestwickINVISIBLE_TEXTFR7824 Barcelona Girona to Glasgow Prestwick
FR6607 Berlin Schonefeld to Edinburgh
FR6633 Billund to Edinburgh.
FR6655 Bordeaux to Edinburgh
FR6643 Bratislava to EdinburghINVISIBLE_TEXTFR812 Dublin to Edinburgh
FR772 Dublin to Glasgow PrestwickINVISIBLE_TEXTFR6606 Edinburgh to Berlin Schonefeld
FR6632 Edinburgh to Billund
FR6654 Edinburgh to Bordeaux
FR6642 Edinburgh to Bratislava
FR813 Edinburgh to Dublin
FR6826 Edinburgh to Faro
FR4383 Edinburgh to Frankfurt Hahn
FR8421 Edinburgh to Fuerteventura
FR6695 Edinburgh to Malta
FR1287 Edinburgh to Marseille
FR2753 Edinburgh to Pisa
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