Severe weather conditions have caused major disruptions across Europe, leaving passengers grounded at key airports in the Netherlands, UK, Norway, and Scotland. Due to strong wind gusts and heavy rain, 21 KLM flights have faced cancellations, affecting travelers flying to and from Amsterdam Schiphol, London Heathrow, Bergen, Aberdeen, and Inverness airports. The severe weather has created a challenging situation for travelers, with winds reaching up to 90 km/h and heavy rainfall making flight schedules uncertain. KLM passengers are being urged to stay updated on flight statuses and check with airlines for possible rebooking options.
With this storm expected to continue for several more hours, affected travelers should prepare for extended delays or alternative routes. Safety is a priority, and KLM is working to minimize further disruptions during this severe weather event.
Severe weather conditions have caused significant travel disruptions across multiple European airports. Passengers are being warned to expect delays and cancellations due to strong winds and heavy rain, with the situation particularly affecting flights to and from several airports. A yellow wind warning has been issued for coastal regions, with wind gusts reaching up to 90 km/h, making travel challenging for those flying to or from impacted airports.
The strong winds and heavy rainfall have severely impacted airports in various countries, including the Netherlands, Germany, the UK, and Norway. The major affected airports include:
Over the past 24 hours, a total of 179 flight delays and 21 cancellations have been reported across these major European airports. The delays have affected a broad network of international and domestic flights, with many passengers experiencing long waiting times at check-in counters, boarding gates, and baggage claim areas.
Due to the severe wind gusts and the intense rainstorm expected to continue, passengers flying to or from coastal airports are being urged to check the status of their flights before heading to the airport. While KLM is working to minimize disruption, there is still a possibility of more cancellations or delays.
Impacted Passengers’ Next Steps
In the Netherlands, Germany, the UK, and Norway, severe wind gusts of up to 90 km/h are expected to continue throughout the day, and heavy rain will make conditions worse, especially for travelers planning outdoor activities or those already in transit. Wind gusts are forecasted to be particularly dangerous in coastal areas, and passengers in these regions are advised to exercise extreme caution.
Travelers should frequently check weather warnings on local news sites or official meteorological agencies for any further updates. The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI), as well as local weather stations, have been issuing warnings about the ongoing conditions. It is crucial to keep track of these advisories and adjust your travel plans accordingly.
Source: FlightAware
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