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British, Lufthansa, KLM, Ryanair, and Others Face Over 1511 Delays and 35 Flight Cancellations in UK, Germany, Netherlands, Ireland, Leaving Passengers Stranded Across London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Dublin, and Beyond

Published on November 28, 2025

British, lufthansa, klm, ryanair, and others face over 1511 delays and 35 flight cancellations in uk, germany, netherlands, ireland, leaving passengers stranded across london, frankfurt, amsterdam, dublin, and beyond

British Airways, Lufthansa, KLM, Ryanair, and others have faced over 1,511 delays and 35 cancellations across the UK, Germany, Netherlands, and Ireland, stranding passengers in major airports due to operational issues. These disruptions have left travelers frustrated and stranded at key hubs like London Heathrow, Frankfurt, Amsterdam Schiphol, and Dublin, as the airlines grapple with a combination of factors including staffing shortages, technical issues, and heightened demand. The ripple effect of these operational challenges is being felt across the European aviation network, with passengers experiencing long wait times, missed connections, and uncertainty about rescheduled flights. As these major carriers continue to battle these issues, the strain on airport operations and the uncertainty for travelers only grows.

European Airline Flight Cancellations and Delays: An Overview

The following table presents data on flight cancellations and delays across various European airlines. It highlights the number of cancellations and delays, as well as their respective percentages, providing insights into the operational performance and reliability of these key carriers.

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AirlineCancelled (#)Cancelled (%)Delayed (#)Delayed (%)
KLM (Netherlands)60%20429%
Air Algerie (Algeria/France)62%11041%
Wizz Air (Hungary)40%6012%
Air France (France)30%13520%
Iberia (Spain)31%7224%
Lufthansa (Germany)20%19122%
Pegasus Airlines (Turkey)20%14221%
Norwegian Air Shuttle (Norway)20%9539%
Finnair (Finland)20%9229%
Virgin Atlantic (UK)22%1013%
Ryanair (Ireland)10%28014%
British Airways (UK)10%10314%
HOP! (France – Regional)10%1711%
Total350.4%151122.2%

European Airport Flight Cancellations and Delays: A Snapshot

The following table provides a detailed breakdown of flight cancellations and delays at several major European airports. It includes the number of cancelled and delayed flights, along with their respective percentages, offering insights into the operational performance of key airports.

AirportCodeCancelled (#)Cancelled (%)Delayed (#)Delayed (%)
Krakow Int’lKRK75%3425%
Malpensa Int’lMXP51%5917%
London HeathrowLHR30%14521%
Amsterdam SchipholAMS20%17826%
Charles de Gaulle/RoissyCDG20%15724%
Frankfurt Int’lFRA20%15023%
Adolfo Suárez Madrid-BarajasMAD20%13520%
Geneva Cointrin Int’lGVA20%3517%
Dublin Int’lDUB20%308

European Airport Flight Cancellations and Delays: An Overview

The following table shows data on the number of cancellations and delays across several major European airports. This data provides a comparison of the operational reliability of these airports, with the percentages of cancelled and delayed flights offering a clearer picture of their performance.

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AirportCodeCancelled (#)Cancelled (%)Delayed (#)Delayed (%)
Amsterdam SchipholAMS40%18728%
Dublin Int’lDUB41%7020%
Charles de Gaulle/RoissyCDG30%13019%
London HeathrowLHR30%6810%
Oslo, GardermoenOSL20%15139%
Frankfurt Int’lFRA20%10216%
Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Int’lSAW20%9722%
ManchesterMAN20%5722%
BrusselsBRU20%4917%
PulkovoLED21%4425%
Malpensa Int’lMXP20%3711%

British Airways, Lufthansa, KLM, Ryanair, and others have faced over 1,511 delays and 35 cancellations across the UK, Germany, Netherlands, and Ireland, stranding passengers in major airports due to operational issues.

Conclusion

British, Lufthansa, KLM, Ryanair, and other carriers have faced over 1,511 delays and 35 cancellations across the UK, Germany, Netherlands, and Ireland, stranding passengers in major airports. Operational issues, including staffing shortages, technical failures, and high demand, have led to widespread disruptions, especially at key hubs like London Heathrow, Frankfurt, Amsterdam Schiphol, and Dublin. These challenges continue to impact travelers, causing frustration and uncertainty as airlines struggle to resolve the issues. The ongoing delays and cancellations highlight the significant strain on European air travel, affecting both airlines and passengers alike.

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