Big freeze causes travel chaos across western Europe
Summary
A cold weather spell with heavy snow and ice has disrupted travel across western Europe, leading to significant flight cancellations and delays. At least six people have died in weather-related incidents. Major airports and rail services, including Eurostar, have been affected, with services cancelled and warnings of further disruptions.Key Facts
- Freezing weather in western Europe has caused travel disruption.
- More than 700 flights were cancelled at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam.
- France asked airlines to cut 40% of flights at Paris's main airport.
- Six people have died due to the cold weather—five in France and one in Bosnia.
- KLM airline warned about a shortage of de-icing fluid at Schiphol Airport.
- Paris airports Charles de Gaulle and Orly also saw over 140 flights canceled.
- Eurostar rail services between London and Paris experienced delays and cancellations.
- Heavy snow and black ice alerts are in place across mainland France.
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