Swiss cancels two flights due to storm winds over Amsterdam-Schiphol
Published: Friday, Dec 6th 2024, 12:30
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Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport was hit by stormy winds on Thursday and Friday. As a result, Swiss had to cancel two flights, one each from Zurich and back, and the passengers were rebooked on other connections.
The next flight from Zurich to Amsterdam was scheduled for Friday at 12.45 p.m., as the airline announced at the request of Keystone-SDA. For this flight, Swiss is using a larger aircraft than originally planned, the Airbus A321, in order to be able to carry more passengers.
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol had to cancel more than 100 flights on Friday. The reason for this was the strong winds of storm Darragh, according to the airport. Based on its passenger volume of around 62 million travelers in 2023, Amsterdam Schiphol is the fourth largest airport in Europe - after London Heathrow, Istanbul and Paris Charles de Gaulle.
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