The increasingly severe hurricane-force winds over northern and north-eastern Europe have caused delays and cancellations to airline services across the continent. The storm has also had an impact on…
The increasingly severe hurricane-force winds over northern and north-eastern Europe have caused delays and cancellations to airline services across the continent. The storm has also had an impact on Swiss flight operations, causing severe delays.
Swiss has been forced to cancel 78 flights. British Airways has cancelled 130 flights from Heathrow to Manchester and Liverpool. In Frankfurt’s Airport 188 flights have been cancelled.
France has also problems where 19 flights from Paris Roissy Charles de Gaulle Airport have been cancelled and the same situation is in the three major airports of Switzerland where around 100 flights have been cancelled.
Big were also the problems in the railways with Eurostar canceling all its itineraries between London-Paris and London-Brussels.
In Germany for the first time of the country’s railway network history, the authorities had been forced to cancel many itineraries. Deutsche Bahn has announced that many lines are remaining closed from falling trees.
Huge problems are also facing the railway connections to Holland, Poland and Czech Republic.
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