Flight Cancellations in Europe Rise by 50% in September
According to a report by Cirium, Europe experienced a 50% increase in flight cancellations in September, mainly due to operational setbacks and strikes.
Global disruption to air travel rose in September with cancellations increasing by 11% compared to the previous month.
- Europe saw a 50% rise in flight cancellations, from 4,680 flights in August to 7,018 departures in September.
- North America saw a decrease in cancellations.
The report attributed the surge in cancellations to "operational setbacks in key international markets".
Author's summary: Europe saw a significant rise in flight cancellations in September.
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