Glasgow Airport to Amsterdam KLM flights cancelled for third day

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Flights from Glasgow Airport to Amsterdam and back are cancelled for a third day in a row amid severe weather conditions.

Several services between the cities are grounded today as the Netherlands struggles with heavy snowfall.

The flight scheduled to arrive from Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport at 9.55am today was axed, along with the one planned for 4.35pm this afternoon.


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Also, the flight due to take off from Glasgow at 10.40am was cancelled, along with the service scheduled for 5.20pm.

A spokesperson for the Amsterdam Airport said: "On Wednesday, due to persistent winter weather and heavy winds, only limited air traffic is possible to and from Schiphol.

"As a precaution, more than 700 flights are cancelled. More cancellations are expected. This will be mostly European flights."

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