These airlines are scrapping flights from Schiphol this summer

Those travelling either to or from Schiphol airport will have to deal with more cancelled flights and holiday havoc this summer. 🙅

Over the last couple of weeks, Schiphol’s staff shortage and mismanagement have caused the disruption of many summer trips.

Now, airlines such as EasyJet and Transavia must cancel their flights due to restrictions imposed by the airport to prevent overcrowding.

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All cancellations on deck

Between July 7 and August 14, Transavia will cancel 240 flights which will affect more than 13,000 bookings, reports NU.nl.

For 70% of these flights, alternatives have been arranged such as departures from other local airports. However, the remaining 30% still translates to a total of 3,900 cancelled bookings. 🙄

Low-budget airline Easyjet has also started to cancel additional flights. However, official numbers are not yet known, says RTL Nieuws.

TUI flights to continue normally

On the bright side, flights from TUI airlines won’t be cancelled. So you might just be able to catch that TUI flight if Schiphol crowds allow you to board in time!

Most of their flights can still depart from Schiphol, whereas others have been forced to fly from a regional airport.

Has your flight been affected by the Schiphol summer madness? Tell us in the comments below!

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Lea has a passion for writing and sharing new ideas with the world. She enjoys film photography, Wes Anderson movies, fictional books and jazz music. She came to the Netherlands in 2019 for her media studies and has fallen in love with the country and its culture ever since. She loves to ride her bicycle in the city but also feels the need to overtake everyone on the bike lane (she's working on it).

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  1. My flight from Schipole to Helsinki was cancelled. It was by Finnair. It is really an urgent flight. That’s why I rebooked the flight from Dusseldorf Germany. I had to pay the difference about 396€. Just for one way. My original flight was return flight Amsterdam – Helsinki – Amsterdam only 214€. So I have lost huge amount of money.

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