Thousands stranded at Spain airports as rain causes total chaos | World | News
After he was postponed dozens of flights due to heavy rain and storms, thousands of passengers were stranded at the Spanish airport. The State Meteorological Agency (AAM) issued warnings for heavy rain and storms that could lead to more delays at Palma Airport in Mallorca and Menorca.
Approximately 120 flights were postponed between departures and arrival at Palma Airport. Flight deductions have caused significant delays and cancellations in various airports. A total of 43 departure flights and 55 arrival flights were affected and caused a widespread discomfort for travelers. Among the cancellations, two flights from Paris contributed to the interruption. Meanwhile, Menorca Airport, all of the four canceled flights planned to travel to Barcelona or Barcelona, reported both take -off and arrival.
On Thursday, a significant risk was given to the Catalonia, Balear Islands and the Valencian community due to severe weather conditions envisaged by Aemet.
The warning warns full storms that reach up to 40 liters per square meter in just one hour, which can produce strong wind Gusts and heavy rainfall.
Girona’s front and southern coastal regions are expected to be the front and coastal regions of Barcelona, where the most severe downpour is foreseen.
Authorities invite residents to remain awake and take the necessary measures.
ENAire, the Spanish Air Traffic Control Authority, is expected to continue adverse weather conditions in the eastern region through social media and affected both Barcelona and Palma operations.
Barcelona-El Prat Airport was the most shot with cancellations and delays ranging from 60 to 90 minutes reported on Thursday morning.
The airport is currently working only in 60% of its normal capacity and underlines the seriousness of the deterioration.
