Storm Goretti is causing significant disruption to air traffic across Western Europe, with high winds, snow, and ice forcing airlines and airports to reduce operations.
In the United Kingdom, several major airports have reported flight cancellations and delays, driven by unsafe runway conditions and limitations on ground handling. Some regional airports temporarily suspended operations before reopening with reduced capacity.
Across the Channel, airports in France and neighbouring countries are operating under heightened weather vigilance. While major hubs such as Paris Charles de Gaulle and Orly have so far avoided large-scale shutdowns, air traffic has been slowed by precautionary spacing between aircraft and weather-related operational constraints. Regional airports in western France are more heavily affected by strong winds.
The disruption extends to other European hubs, including Amsterdam Schiphol, where weather conditions have contributed to delays and cancellations. Brussels Airport, though, remains largely unaffected.
Airlines are warning passengers to expect ongoing schedule changes and advising travellers to check their flight status regularly, as conditions remain volatile and further disruptions are possible.