Published on
October 4, 2025
Travel chaos has struck several countries, including the Netherlands, Norway, Germany, Portugal, and Luxembourg, as KLM cancels 94 flights due to bad weather disrupting operations. Major airports such as Amsterdam Schiphol, Stavanger, Berlin Brandenburg, Lisbon, and Ibiza are among the hardest hit by the cancellations. The weather has caused significant delays and inconvenience for thousands of passengers, many of whom are now stranded or facing uncertain travel plans. As a result, KLM is urging affected passengers to check their flight status and explore rebooking options.
While efforts are being made to minimize the impact, the travel chaos continues to affect both short-haul and long-haul routes across Europe. Passengers are advised to stay updated through official channels and seek assistance from KLM’s customer service for alternative arrangements.
KLM Faces Widespread Delays and Cancellations Impacting Passengers Across Europe and Beyond
KLM passengers across multiple destinations have been severely impacted by a series of delays and cancellations affecting the airline’s operations. With 199 delays (28% of KLM’s total flights) and 94 total cancellations, the disruptions have caused significant inconveniences for travelers across Europe and other regions.
Airports, Cities, and Countries Affected by KLM Disruptions
The travel disruptions have affected numerous airports and cities across Europe, significantly impacting both short-haul and long-haul flights. Major European hubs such as Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS / EHAM) in the Netherlands, Glasgow International (GLA / EGPF) in the United Kingdom, and Dublin International (DUB / EIDW) in Ireland have been at the center of the delays and cancellations. In addition to these, airports in Germany, including Berlin Brandenburg (BER / EDDB) and Munich International (MUC / EDDM), have also faced substantial disruptions, along with several Scandinavian locations such as Bergen, Flesland (BGO / ENBR) and Stavanger, Sola (SVG / ENZV) in Norway.
Furthermore, cities in Spain, Portugal, and Italy have been heavily impacted, with airports like Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas (MAD / LEMD), Bilbao (BIO / LEBB), Palma de Mallorca (PMI / LEPA), Lisbon (LIS / LPPT), and Rome Fiumicino (FCO / LIRF) all experiencing travel setbacks. Other destinations, including Stockholm-Arlanda (ARN / ESSA) in Sweden, Luxembourg International (LUX / ELLX) in Luxembourg, and Copenhagen (CPH / EKCH) in Denmark, have also felt the ripple effects of these disruptions. Passengers traveling to and from these cities and countries are facing extensive delays and cancellations, causing widespread inconvenience.
What Affected Passengers Can Do Now
For passengers affected by these delays and cancellations, there are several steps to follow:
1. Check for Updated Flight Information
Passengers should immediately check the KLM website or mobile app for updates on their flight status. KLM will provide information on rebooked flights or alternative travel arrangements.
2. Contact KLM Customer Service
Affected passengers are advised to contact KLM’s customer service team to discuss their options. This could include rebooking on the next available flight or receiving a refund, depending on the circumstances.
3. Explore Alternative Travel Options
Passengers with cancelled flights might explore alternative travel options, including taking flights with other airlines or using trains and buses for short-haul journeys, depending on the location and available connections.
4. Seek Compensation
According to EU regulations, passengers affected by long delays or cancellations may be eligible for compensation, provided the cancellation or delay was within the airline’s control. Passengers are encouraged to file claims for compensation through KLM’s official channels.
Total Delays and Cancellations Data
As mentioned earlier, KLM has experienced a total of 199 delays across various airports and flights, amounting to 28% of their total operations. Additionally, the airline has reported 94 cancellations, further exacerbating the travel disruptions for passengers.
Conclusion
The widespread delays and cancellations have disrupted travel plans for many KLM passengers, with multiple airports across Europe and beyond affected. Travelers are advised to stay informed, contact KLM customer service, and explore alternative solutions to minimize inconvenience.
Source: FlightAware
