Overview
- About 2,500 flights have been cancelled at Amsterdam Schiphol since last Friday, affecting roughly one-third of a million passengers.
- Flightradar24 reports roughly one-third of Tuesday’s Amsterdam flights already cancelled, with the rate expected to climb to 50–60% through the day.
- Schiphol says only limited air traffic is possible and reports round-the-clock runway clearing and aircraft de-icing operations.
- KLM has dropped numerous services linking Amsterdam with UK airports, while British Airways has also cancelled several Heathrow–Amsterdam flights.
- UK transport remains strained with damaged overhead wires crippling services on the Elizabeth line, Heathrow Express and GWR, LNER advising passengers to defer travel on the East Coast Main Line, and multiple Scottish and Welsh roads closed or blocked by snow and incidents.