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Disruptions Weekly Overview

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Dublin

~ 4,236 Flights affected

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London

~ 4,235 Flights affected

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Paris

~ 4,235 Flights affected

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Frankfurt

~ 4,235 Flights affected

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Milan

~ 4,235 Flights affected

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Düsseldorf

~ 4,235 Flights affected

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Berlin

~ 4,235 Flights affected

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Manchester

~ 4,235 Flights affected

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Hamburg

~ 4,235 Flights affected

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Dusseldorf

~ 4,235 Flights affected

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Boston

~ 1,310 Flights affected

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Madrid

~ 415 Flights affected

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Barcelona

~ 414 Flights affected

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Figueres

~ 414 Flights affected

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Fort Lauderdale

~ 250 Flights affected

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Jacksonville

~ 250 Flights affected

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Key West

~ 250 Flights affected

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Miami

~ 250 Flights affected

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Orlando

~ 250 Flights affected

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Sanford

~ 250 Flights affected

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Pensacola

~ 250 Flights affected

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West Palm Beach

~ 250 Flights affected

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Sarasota

~ 250 Flights affected

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Fort Myers

~ 250 Flights affected

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Tampa

~ 250 Flights affected

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Sarasota/Bradenton

~ 250 Flights affected

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Brussels

~ 140 Flights affected

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Santiago De Compostela

~ 8 Flights affected

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Tenerife

~ 4 Flights affected

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Gran Canaria

~ 4 Flights affected

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La Palma

~ 4 Flights affected

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Málaga

~ 4 Flights affected

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Lanzarote

~ 4 Flights affected

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El Hierro

~ 4 Flights affected

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Santa Cruz De Tenerife

~ 4 Flights affected

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Las Palmas

~ 4 Flights affected

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Granadilla De Abone

~ 4 Flights affected

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Santa Cruz De La Palma

~ 4 Flights affected

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Malaga

~ 4 Flights affected

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Valverde

~ 4 Flights affected

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New York

~ 1 Flights affected

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Dallas

~ 1 Flights affected

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Newark

~ 1 Flights affected

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Airlines expand cancellations amid Middle East conflict

Airlines worldwide are cancelling or suspending routes due to the Middle East conflict, following closures that include Dubai, Doha and Abu Dhabi. Numerous carriers have issued dated updates for Tel Aviv, Dubai, Riyadh and other destinations, while some are operating reduced schedules or limited resumptions. The evolving situation has also led to diversions and large-scale schedule changes.

Matteo FlorisMar 24, 2026

Delays and Cancellations

Ben Gurion Airport disruption: 90 cancellations and 3 delays on 28 Feb 2026

Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv recorded 90 cancellations and 3 delays on 28 February 2026, impacting airlines including FlyDubai, Wizz Air Malta, El Al, Etihad, United and others. International routes to Dubai, Athens, Zurich and New York were among those hit. The Israel Airports Authority said it will investigate causes and improve communication, while advising passengers to check directly with their airline and arrive early. Disruptions could continue as the airport clears backlogs.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattMar 23, 2026

Delays and Cancellations

Doha latest: 25 flight delays and 6 cancellations at Hamad International leave passengers stranded

Passengers at Hamad International Airport in Doha faced disruption as 25 flights were delayed and six were canceled, leaving hundreds stranded. The impact covered routes to Europe, Asia, and Africa, and involved carriers such as Qatar Airways, Gulf Air, and Malaysia Airlines.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattMar 23, 2026

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Global carriers cancel and reroute Asia–Middle East flights as Gulf airspace tightens

Major airlines continue to suspended, reroute, or cancel services across Asia–Middle East corridors due to airspace restrictions disrupting travel via Gulf hubs in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha. More than 700 flight cancellations were recorded early on, and on peak days nearly 23% of Gulf arrivals were cut. Airlines report crowded customer touchpoints, rerouted networks, and aircraft/crew challenges. Flexible rebooking and fee waivers are being offered, but capacity remains tight, and reroutes have lengthened flight times. Hotel bookings in the UAE have fallen as visitors postpone or cancel trips.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattMar 23, 2026

Cancellations

Hyderabad airport cancels 44 Gulf flights amid West Asia tensions

Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Hyderabad canceled 44 international flights in response to heightened tensions in West Asia. The cancellations included 22 arrivals and 22 departures serving Gulf routes such as Doha, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Muscat, Kuwait, and Medina. Air India, IndiGo, Emirates, and Qatar Airways announced service cancellations, while authorities observed reduced passenger and vehicle traffic at the terminal. The DGCA issued a safety advisory urging travelers to confirm flight status through airline websites or airport sources and to monitor updates closely.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattMar 20, 2026

Delays and Cancellations

Qatari airspace closure disrupts 566 flights at Doha’s Hamad International

Qatar’s temporary airspace closure caused widespread disruption at Doha’s Hamad International Airport, with 566 flights canceled or delayed in 24 hours. Qatar Airways paused most regular operations and operated limited relief flights via Muscat and Riyadh. FlyDubai, Etihad Airways, Malaysia Airlines, and other carriers also reduced or rerouted services. Some passengers received hotel and meal support, while assistance channels faced heavy demand. Authorities urged travelers to avoid non-essential trips and remain flexible, with no confirmed timeline for normal operations to resume.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattMar 20, 2026

Delays and Cancellations

Winter weather triggers widespread flight delays and cancellations across Europe

Adverse winter weather disrupted air travel across Europe, with aviation data on 20 February showing 136 cancellations and 2,042 delays. Vienna International Airport faced reduced runway capacity and de-icing delays, while Bucharest’s Henri Coandă and Băneasa airports saw continued operational issues. Disruptions also affected Paris, London and Canary Island routes, including Tenerife. Named airlines impacted included Lauda Europe, KLM, SAS and easyJet. Passengers reported long queues, rebooking challenges, and limited accommodation as airlines issued vouchers and worked to restore schedules.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattMar 20, 2026

Delays and Cancellations

Europe flight disruption: weather and strikes trigger cancellations and delays

A winter storm and French air traffic control walkouts disrupted air travel across Europe, causing at least 210 cancellations and over 2,700 delays. Amsterdam Schiphol and Frankfurt were notably affected by icy runways, de-icing queues, and reduced capacity. Airlines including British Airways, Lufthansa, Air France, easyJet, Pegasus Airlines, and Aeroflot reported network-wide impacts across the Netherlands, the UK, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and Austria. Travelers were advised to monitor airline apps and departure boards and allow extra time for changes.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattMar 19, 2026

Delays and Cancellations

3,000+ Atlanta flights disrupted by storms and checkpoint closure

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport has seen over 3,000 flight delays and cancellations since Monday. The disruption stems from hail and thunderstorms and a temporary shutdown of a security checkpoint, with TSA staffing constraints worsening queues and recovery times. State officials advised domestic travelers to use the dedicated domestic terminals. Airline leaders publicly called for an end to the government shutdown, citing strain at checkpoints. Passengers should check flight status frequently and allow extra time for security screening.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattMar 19, 2026

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Delays and Cancellations

European airlines halt Middle East routes; Germany among those impacted

Multiple European carriers, including KLM, Air France and Lufthansa, have suspended routes involving the Middle East amid the Iran crisis. Flights to hubs such as Tel Aviv, Dubai and Riyadh are affected, with airspace restrictions over Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha prompting widespread cancellations and rerouting. Germany is heavily impacted, with reports of up to 30,000 tourists stranded in the region. The situation is ongoing, with no clear timeline for normal operations to resume.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattMar 19, 2026

Delays

TSA pay lapse triggers widespread U.S. airport screening delays

A lapse in DHS funding starting 14 February led TSA officers to work without pay, fueling rising absences, resignations, and long security lines. Airports including Houston Hobby, JFK, New Orleans, Atlanta, Orlando, Miami, and Tweed New Haven reported significant checkpoint delays, with some waits over three hours. TSA adjusted operations by consolidating lanes and briefly suspending programs before reversing. Airlines urged Congress to restore DHS funding, warning of ongoing disruption at checkpoints during the spring break travel peak.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattMar 18, 2026

Delays and Cancellations

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U.S. winter storms keep flights disrupted Tuesday; cancellations and delays mount

Flight disruptions continued across the United States on Tuesday as airlines worked to recover from a powerful winter storm system. FlightAware reported over 1,100 cancellations and about 7,300 delays that day. Atlanta’s Hartsfield‑Jackson International Airport saw more than 230 cancellations and around 770 delays. The turbulence followed a chaotic Monday of heavy snowfall in the Midwest that moved east, affecting major hubs including New York, Chicago, and Atlanta, with New York experiencing wind gusts near 50 mph. A partial federal government shutdown further strained TSA staffing at airports.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattMar 18, 2026

Delays and Cancellations

Middle East flight disruptions continue amid airspace limits and DXB restart

Flights across the Middle East remain disrupted due to conflict-related airspace restrictions and a recent fire at Dubai International Airport. DXB has restarted limited operations, while several countries maintain full or partial closures. Multiple airlines have suspended routes, adjusted schedules, or introduced repatriation services with specified dates. Travelers are advised to await direct airline contact before heading to airports as policies range from free rebooking to refunds, and operations can involve rerouting, schedule shifts, and longer flight times.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattMar 18, 2026

Delays and Cancellations

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Toronto Pearson experiencing cancellations and delays across multiple airlines

Toronto Pearson International Airport is currently seeing widespread operational disruption, with at least 21 flight cancellations and 187 delays. Affected carriers include Air Canada, WestJet, United Airlines, and Etihad Airways. The impact spans routes across North America, the Caribbean, Mexico, and Hong Kong. The disruption is linked to recovery from earlier events, compounded by ongoing weather challenges and peak-period slot constraints. Short-haul issues are cascading into missed connections and long-haul delays of 24 hours or more.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattMar 18, 2026

Delays and Cancellations

Storms cause widespread U.S. flight cancellations and delays; FAA imposes holds

Powerful storms moving from the Midwest to the East Coast disrupted U.S. air travel into Tuesday. FlightAware reported 550+ cancellations and 460+ delays early Tuesday, following Monday’s 4,400+ cancellations and about 10,400 delays. O’Hare, Hartsfield-Jackson, and JFK saw the highest cancellation counts. The FAA issued ground stops in Atlanta and Charlotte and ground delays at JFK and Newark. Ongoing TSA staffing shortages linked to a partial government shutdown, plus spring break and March Madness travel, added pressure across airports.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattMar 17, 2026

Delays and Cancellations

Europe sees 37 flight cancellations and 276 delays amid weather and operational issues

A wave of flight disruptions across Europe led to 37 cancellations and 276 delays, affecting Air France, Brussels Airlines, KLM, Swiss, Icelandair, Austrian Airlines, BA Euroflyer, and Aer Lingus UK. Airports cited include Geneva, Verona, Liège, Faro, Zurich, and Budapest. Adverse weather was a primary factor, compounded by technical issues, staffing shortages, and heavy traffic. Travelers faced crowded terminals, long waits, missed connections, limited rebooking, and scarce accommodation options.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattMar 17, 2026

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