KLM flights from Amsterdam to Glasgow Airport cancelled for second day

Several KLM services from the city's Schiphol Airport were scrapped again today as the Netherlands is experiencing severe weather conditions.

According to Glasgow Airport's website, services at 6.05am and 10.40am were cancelled.

The flight scheduled for 5.20pm this afternoon will also not take off.

Similarly, holidaymakers are not able to travel to Amsterdam from Glasgow.

The flight at scheduled for 9.55am this morning was cancelled, along with the service planned for 4.35pm.

However, the flight at 10.10pm tonight is expected to leave as planned.

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The Amsterdam travel hub warned all travellers that there is limited air traffic flying to and from Schiphol due to snowfall.

A spokesperson added: "Our snow crews are working around the clock to keep the runways clear, and aircraft are being carefully de-iced to ensure everyone can travel safely.

However, the wintry conditions are expected to cause disruptions to the flight schedule in the coming days. This may result in delays and cancellations.

In addition, no trains will be running to or from Schiphol today until at least 2pm."

We reported yesterday that several flights were cancelled from Amsterdam to Glasgow for the same reason.