Several flights to and from Glasgow cancelled amid cold snap

EasyJet and KLM have pulled various flights due to travel to and from the city to Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport on Monday, January 5.

This is due to “wintry weather conditions” in the Netherlands.

According to Schiphol Airport’s website, “very limited” air traffic will be flying to and from the travel hub today.

A statement reads: “Due to the wintry weather conditions, only very limited air traffic to and from Schiphol is possible throughout the entire day.”

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Which flights are cancelled?

Departures from Glasgow

• The 10.40am KLM flight (KL938) from Glasgow to Amsterdam
• The 11.25am EasyJet flight (EZY3173) from Glasgow to Amsterdam
• The 5.20pm KLM flight (KL942) from Glasgow to Amsterdam

Arrivals to Glasgow

• The 3.15pm EasyJet flight (EZY3174) from Amsterdam to Glasgow
• The 4.35pm KLM flight (KL941) from Amsterdam to Glasgow

Despite the cancellations, the 10.10pm KLM flight (KL945) from Amsterdam to Glasgow is still scheduled to travel.

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Loganair has also axed several of its flights due to travel to and from the city today.

Cancelled departures include the 8am flight (LM421) to Islay, the 9.55am flight (BA4007 & LM407) to Benbecula, and the 10.20am (BA4017) flight to Sumburgh.

Meanwhile, cancelled arrivals include the 9.50am flight (LM422) from Islay, the 11.25am flight (LM433) from Kirkwall, the 12.10pm flight (LM408) from Benbecula, and the 1.40pm flight (LM436) from Sumburgh.

The Scottish regional operator states that the flights were pulled due to weather warnings forecast from Sunday, January 4, to Monday, January 5.

Loganair is advising affected customers that they will be contacted with details on how to rebook.

For the latest travel updates, visit Glasgow Airport’s website HERE.