Big Airports Affected by Flight Cancellations

Three major airports may have many flights cancelled due to the conflict in Iran. Passengers from Paris, Amsterdam, and Frankfurt may see fewer flights.

Over 13,000 flights have been cancelled worldwide, mainly on routes to big airports. There is a big problem with jet fuel supply due to the blockade.

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This means many people may face flight cancellations during the summer holiday season.

Airlines like KLM and Delta have already cut flights. Lufthansa plans to cut 2,000 flights.

New routes are more likely to be cancelled. Long-haul flights to the US and Asia are also at risk due to high fuel needs. Small airports may struggle too.

Smaller airports often lack space to store jet fuel, making it harder for airlines to plan routes.

Some airlines, like Ryanair, bought fuel at lower rates ahead of time to avoid high costs.

Airlines like Jet2 and TUI will keep their summer schedules as planned.

People should book their summer holidays soon, as prices may go up. If a flight is cancelled, passengers may get a refund or a replacement flight.

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