Published on February 7, 2026
In a wave of unfortunate cancellations, severe weather conditions across Europe and parts of Asia have left thousands of travelers stranded as several major airlines grounded flights. Among the affected airlines, EasyJet, British Airways, and KLM have each reported significant disruptions to their schedules, resulting in a cascade of cancellations that are deeply impacting passengers, local tourism, and air travel operations. This sudden change has drawn attention to the vulnerability of global air travel, especially in light of unpredictable weather patterns.
The cancellations span a wide range of cities and countries, primarily affecting passengers flying between Europe’s key hubs and several major cities in Asia. With travel plans disrupted, passengers are facing confusion, frustration, and long delays. As travelers try to rearrange their plans, airlines are working overtime to accommodate those affected, but the ripple effect is becoming increasingly difficult to manage.

Overview of Cancellations

EasyJet Cancellations

EasyJet, one of Europe’s largest budget airlines, reported significant cancellations due to bad weather conditions over the past week. The airline grounded over a dozen flights from major European airports. Passengers flying to and from Berlin-Brandenburg (BER), London Gatwick (LGW), Palma de Mallorca (PMI), and Paris Orly (ORY) airports were particularly impacted by the sudden disruptions. EasyJet flight cancellations included routes from Berlin to London, Edinburgh, and Paris, along with several other key destinations.

Ident	Type	Origin	Destination	Scheduled Departure Time

EZY5103

A21N

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Valencia (VLC / LEVC)

Fri 04:10PM CET

EZY3262

A320

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Edinburgh (EDI / EGPH)

Fri 04:25PM CET

EZY2933

A320

Bristol Int’l (BRS / EGGD)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 04:00PM GMT

EZY4634

A320

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Charles de Gaulle/Roissy (CDG / LFPG)

Fri 05:05PM CET

EZY5265

A319

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Bordeaux-Merignac (BOD / LFBD)

Fri 05:30PM CET

EZY4875

A320

Paris Orly (ORY / LFPO)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 06:00PM CET

EZY5122

A320

Palma de Mallorca (PMI / LEPA)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 06:05PM CET

EZY8630

A320

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

London Gatwick (LGW / EGKK)

Fri 06:20PM CET

EZY5145

A320

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Nice Cote d’Azur (NCE / LFMN)

Fri 06:20PM CET

EZY5106

A21N

Malaga (AGP / LEMG)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 06:35PM CET

EZY6625

A320

Birmingham Int’l (BHX / EGBB)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 05:35PM GMT

EZY5185

A320

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Geneva Cointrin Int’l (GVA / LSGG)

Fri 06:40PM CET

EZY2603

A320

London Luton (LTN / EGGW)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 06:00PM GMT

EZY2201

A320

Manchester (MAN / EGCC)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 06:05PM GMT

EZY1187

A20N

Basle-Mulhouse (EAP / LFSB)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 07:10PM CET

EZY5187

A320

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Zurich (Kloten) (ZRH / LSZH)

Fri 07:30PM CET

EZY4633

A320

Charles de Gaulle/Roissy (CDG / LFPG)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 07:40PM CET

EZY2934

A320

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Bristol Int’l (BRS / EGGD)

Fri 07:45PM CET

EZY5104

A21N

Valencia (VLC / LEVC)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 08:05PM CET

EZY7174

A319

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Barcelona Int’l (BCN / LEBL)

Fri 08:25PM CET

British Airways Cancellations

British Airways has also been affected by the weather-related disruptions. The airline had to cancel a number of flights originating from major UK airports such as London Heathrow (LHR). British Airways flights from London to New York (JFK), Paris (CDG), and Madrid (MAD) were notably impacted. As one of the busiest airlines in Europe, British Airways faced a major challenge in managing the high volume of cancellations, leaving travelers stranded at major hubs like London Heathrow.

Ident	Type	Origin	Destination	Scheduled Departure Time

BAW189

B772

London Heathrow (LHR / EGLL)

Newark Liberty Intl (KEWR)

Fri 04:40PM GMT

BAW985

A20N

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

London Heathrow (LHR / EGLL)

Fri 05:55PM CET

BAW990

A21N

London Heathrow (LHR / EGLL)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 05:10PM GMT

BAW992

A20N

London Heathrow (LHR / EGLL)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 06:55PM GMT

BAW123

B78X

London Heathrow (LHR / EGLL)

Hamad Int’l (DOH / OTHH)

Fri 07:30PM GMT

BAW991

A21N

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

London Heathrow (LHR / EGLL)

Fri 08:55PM CET

BAW188

B772

Newark Liberty Intl (KEWR)

London Heathrow (LHR / EGLL)

Fri 09:45PM EST

BAW122

B78X

Hamad Int’l (DOH / OTHH)

London Heathrow (LHR / EGLL)

Sat 07:25AM +03

BAW293

B789

London Heathrow (LHR / EGLL)

Washington Dulles Intl (KIAD)

Sat 04:35PM GMT

BAW292

B789

Washington Dulles Intl (KIAD)

London Heathrow (LHR / EGLL)

Sat 09:55PM EST

KLM Cancellations

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KLM, the national carrier of the Netherlands, also felt the brunt of the adverse weather conditions, especially impacting flights between Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) and major European cities like Berlin (BER), London (LHR), and Dubai (DXB). The airline had to cancel several flights, particularly those bound for Berlin and other European airports. The weather-related disruptions in Amsterdam further complicated air traffic operations at Schiphol, one of Europe’s busiest airports.

Ident	Type	Origin	Destination	Scheduled Departure Time
KLM1780	B738	Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)	Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS / EHAM)	Fri 04:40PM CET
KLM1781	B739	Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS / EHAM)	Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)	Fri 04:40PM CET
KLM1782	B739	Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)	Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS / EHAM)	Fri 06:35PM CET
KLM1785	B739	Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS / EHAM)	Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)	Fri 09:10PM CET
KLM461	B739	Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS / EHAM)	Ben Gurion Int’l (TLV / LLBG)	Fri 10:25PM CET
KLM1770	B739	Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)	Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS / EHAM)	Sat 06:10AM CET
KLM427	B77W	Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS / EHAM)	Dubai Int’l (DXB / OMDB)	Sat 02:20PM CET

Ryanair Cancellations

Ryanair, another major low-cost carrier in Europe, was also affected by severe weather disruptions. The airline had to cancel several flights across its network, particularly those involving major hubs like Berlin-Brandenburg (BER), London Stansted (STN), and Barcelona (BCN). Passengers flying on these routes experienced cancellations to and from destinations such as Malaga (AGP), Tenerife (TFS), and Sofia (SOF). The cancellations have not only left travelers stranded at airports but also created a backlog of bookings, forcing Ryanair to accommodate passengers on alternate flights or offer full refunds.

Ident	Type	Origin	Destination	Scheduled Departure Time

RYR2418

B38M

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Tenerife South (Reina Sofia) (TFS / GCTS)

Fri 03:55PM CET

RYR148

B737

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Barcelona Int’l (BCN / LEBL)

Fri 04:05PM CET

RYR160

B38M

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Malpensa Int’l (MXP / LIMC)

Fri 05:15PM CET

RYR134

B38M

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Leonardo da Vinci Int’l (Fiumicino Int’l) (FCO / LIRF)

Fri 05:30PM CET

RYR3309

B738

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Palese Macchie (BRI / LIBD)

Fri 05:30PM CET

RYR1148

B38M

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Sofia Airport (SOF / LBSF)

Fri 05:55PM CET

RYR1154

B38M

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Manchester (MAN / EGCC)

Fri 05:55PM CET

RYR2678

B738

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Orio al Serio Int’l (BGY / LIME)

Fri 06:55PM CET

RYR2802

B38M

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

London Stansted (STN / EGSS)

Fri 07:05PM CET

RYR257

B38M

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Alicante (ALC / LEAL)

Fri 07:20PM CET

RYR161

B38M

Malpensa Int’l (MXP / LIMC)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 07:25PM CET

RYR149

B737

Barcelona Int’l (BCN / LEBL)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 07:25PM CET

RYR5573

B38M

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Dublin Int’l (DUB / EIDW)

Fri 07:45PM CET

RYR3310

B738

Palese Macchie (BRI / LIBD)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 08:05PM CET

RYR135

B38M

Leonardo da Vinci Int’l (Fiumicino Int’l) (FCO / LIRF)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 08:15PM CET

RYR1142

B38M

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

General Humberto Delgado Airport (LIS / LPPT)

Fri 08:25PM CET

RYR1149

B38M

Sofia Airport (SOF / LBSF)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 09:35PM EET

RYR7783

B38M

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Edinburgh (EDI / EGPH)

Fri 09:10PM CET

RYR2803

B38M

London Stansted (STN / EGSS)

Berlin-Brandenburg (BER / EDDB)

Fri 08:20PM GMT

Key Data and Cancellations

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Based on data gathered from various sources, EasyJet, British Airways, and KLM have each been forced to cancel a significant number of flights across Europe and Asia, with cancellations due to bad weather conditions primarily affecting flights from Europe to key Asian destinations.

Major Airports Affected

Here is a breakdown of the major airports that were significantly affected by the cancellations:

EasyJet Affected Airports:

• Berlin-Brandenburg (BER) – A major hub for EasyJet, the airport faced cancellations on both inbound and outbound flights to various destinations in Europe.
• London Gatwick (LGW) – The airport, a key base for EasyJet, experienced multiple cancellations due to adverse weather, particularly affecting flights bound for Spain and Italy.
• Paris Orly (ORY) – EasyJet flights originating from Paris were delayed and cancelled due to weather disruptions affecting the airport’s operations.

British Airways Affected Airports:

• London Heathrow (LHR) – As one of the busiest airports in the world, Heathrow was hit hard by the cancellations, with flights to destinations like New York, Paris, and Madrid being impacted.
• Newark Liberty International (KEWR) – Flights from Newark to London Heathrow were delayed and cancelled, stranding passengers at both airports.
• Ben Gurion International (TLV) – The weather-related disruptions also impacted flights from Tel Aviv, including those to major European cities.

KLM Affected Airports:

• Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) – Schiphol, KLM’s primary hub, saw a large number of cancellations, with flights to Berlin, London, and Dubai being particularly affected.
• Berlin-Brandenburg (BER) – KLM flights to and from Berlin were significantly disrupted, especially those bound for Amsterdam.
• Dubai International (DXB) – Weather conditions also led to delays and cancellations on routes from Dubai to Europe, especially those from Amsterdam.

Ryanair Affected Airports:

• Berlin-Brandenburg (BER) – As a key hub for Ryanair, Berlin saw several cancellations, particularly affecting flights to Tenerife (TFS), Malaga (AGP), and Sofia (SOF).
• London Stansted (STN) – A major Ryanair base, Stansted was heavily affected, with several flights to Spain and Italy being grounded.
• Barcelona El Prat (BCN) – Passengers flying out of Barcelona on Ryanair faced delays and cancellations due to severe weather disruptions at key airports across Europe.

Key Areas Affected

EasyJet:

• Berlin to London: A major route that saw cancellations and delays, impacting both leisure and business travelers.
• London to Paris: Cancellations on this key European route disrupted cross-channel travel for thousands.
• Malaga and Valencia to Berlin: Weather caused delays in these routes as well, disrupting travel for passengers flying from Spain to Germany.

British Airways:

• London to New York: A crucial transatlantic route was among those affected, causing passengers to miss connections and appointments in New York.
• London to Madrid: Weather cancellations on this popular route created significant delays for passengers heading to Spain.
• London to Paris: The cancellation of short-haul flights between the UK and France added to the backlog of stranded travelers.

KLM:

• Amsterdam to Berlin: This route, which is part of KLM’s extensive European network, saw cancellations due to inclement weather across Germany and the Netherlands.
• Amsterdam to London: Flights between these two major cities were disrupted, causing a ripple effect on other international flights.
• Dubai to Amsterdam: Long-haul flights from the UAE to Europe were also grounded due to bad weather in the Netherlands.

Ryanair:

• Berlin to Tenerife: Flights to Tenerife were cancelled, especially affecting vacationers heading to the Canary Islands.
• London to Malaga: This popular route connecting the UK with Spain faced disruptions, stranding tourists and business travelers alike.
• Sofia to Berlin: Weather caused delays in flights from Sofia to Berlin, leading to further travel chaos.

Affected Routes and Cities

EasyJet Affected Routes:

EasyJet’s cancellation issues extended across key European routes. Affected flights included:

• Berlin to Valencia: A critical connection for many tourists and business travelers between Germany and Spain.
• London to Palma de Mallorca: The flight connecting London with the popular holiday destination in Spain was grounded, causing havoc for summer holidaymakers.
• Bristol to Berlin: This smaller route, catering to leisure travelers, was also hit by the disruptions.

British Airways Affected Routes:

British Airways had to cancel several high-profile routes, including:

• London to Newark: One of the busiest transatlantic flights was grounded, stranding passengers in both New York and London.
• London to Paris: A crucial link between the UK and France, frequently affected by bad weather, was canceled.
• London to Madrid: This frequently traveled route faced delays and cancellations, especially important for those traveling for business in Spain.

KLM Affected Routes:

KLM, which often serves as a bridge between Europe and Asia, saw significant disruptions:

• Amsterdam to Dubai: Weather-related cancellations grounded flights heading to the UAE.
• Amsterdam to Berlin: Flights from Amsterdam to Berlin were affected, adding to the delays on the continent.
• Amsterdam to London: This key European route was also grounded, causing additional chaos.

Impact on Passengers

The impact of these flight cancellations on passengers has been significant. Thousands of travelers have been left stranded at airports, many of whom have missed vital connections, holidays, and important business meetings. Passengers have reported extended waits for rebooking, and in many cases, accommodations were required as flights were rescheduled to the next available day. The situation also resulted in significant frustration for travelers, many of whom were not informed of the cancellations in advance, leading to a chaotic and stressful airport environment.

Impact on Local Tourism

The impact on local tourism due to these cancellations is profound. Popular tourist destinations, particularly in Spain, France, and Germany, have seen fewer international visitors due to grounded flights. Cities like Barcelona, Madrid, and Palma de Mallorca, which rely heavily on tourism from the UK and Germany, have reported reduced numbers of foreign visitors, directly impacting the local economy.
As countries work to recover from these cancellations, tourists are being urged to check with airlines for the latest updates and to make necessary changes to their travel plans. Local businesses, especially those in tourist hotspots, are feeling the strain as they adjust to the decline in visitors.

A Chance for Recovery: How the Tourism Industry Can Bounce Back

While cancellations have disrupted travel, they also present an opportunity for the tourism industry to improve its communication strategies. With better planning, clear communication, and better contingency measures, the industry can prepare for future weather disruptions. Airlines are working towards minimizing delays, and local governments are strengthening infrastructure to help travelers get back on track quickly.
With the weather disruptions providing a wake-up call, airlines and airports can invest in more robust systems to handle cancellations and ensure passengers are quickly rerouted. This could include enhanced real-time updates, additional staff at airports, and proactive communication with travelers to reduce the stress of unexpected changes.

Final Thoughts: The Resilience of the Travel Industry

Despite these setbacks, the travel and tourism industry has shown resilience in the face of adversity. Airlines, despite the challenges, continue to innovate and improve their operations to ensure smoother travel experiences for passengers in the future. As the industry bounces back, we can expect to see improved technology, better communication strategies, and a more responsive approach to unforeseen disruptions, ensuring that travelers can enjoy a hassle-free experience.

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