Amsterdam Schiphol airport cancels flights due to Storm Boelo

Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, a major European aviation hub, canceled dozens of flights on Sunday, October 25, 2026, due to severe gale-force winds brought by Storm Boelo. Agence France-Presse (AFP) reported that at least 90 outgoing flights were canceled, primarily affecting routes to European cities such as Paris, Rome, and Dublin.

In addition to the departures, dozens of incoming flights experienced cancellations or significant delays throughout the day. Airport authorities issued a statement confirming that operations would be restricted for both arrivals and departures because of the adverse weather conditions. While the airport confirmed that flight traffic would be reduced, it did not provide a total count of all affected flights and declined to respond to further requests for information regarding the full scope of the disruption.

Storm Boelo has caused significant operational challenges, forcing the airport to limit its capacity to ensure safety amid the high winds. At this time, no further updates have been provided by the airport administration regarding when normal operations are expected to resume.