Strong winds from Storm Boelo force dozens of cancellations at Amsterdam Schiphol
Storm Boelo's high winds led Schiphol Airport to cancel around 90 departures on Sunday, affecting many European routes including Paris.
Severe winds from Storm Boelo disrupted operations at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport on Sunday, prompting the cancellation of about 90 departures, according to the airport's departure board. Most of the affected routes were to European cities, with Paris among the major destinations. Airport officials announced that the storm would limit both departures and arrivals, but they did not disclose the precise number of flights impacted.
In addition to the outbound cancellations, a number of inbound flights were either delayed or called off. The same storm system also caused electricity outages in regions of France, including Brittany and Normandy. Authorities have not yet provided further details on the overall impact on travelers.
Why it matters
Travelers face widespread delays and cancellations as a major European hub grapples with storm-driven disruptions.
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