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Monday, December 20, 2010
The bad weather canceled more flights in Europe...
London airports are open, but many people who want to celebrate Christmas, might be that won't be impossible.
Donna O’Brein, head of commercial communications for Heathrow Airport operator BAA said that passengers can anticipate delays following days and potentially beyond Christmas days. They expect that will be schedule back on Wednesday.
An one-third flights are probably to operate during this period, and airlines are updating latest information on their web site. Hundred of thousands passengers are stranding on the airport over the weekend who are sleeping in very uncomfortable conditions.
Paris Charles de Gaulle airport was set to cancel 30% of flights Monday. Frankfurt airport cancelled 325 flights of 1400, because weather in Germany, and some of flights are disruptions because others airports.
In Europe’s airports, 450 employees do around o’clock, deicing and removing snow and clean airports..
In Berlin, airport was open, but some flights were cancel and delayed.
Temperatures in Northern Ireland hit a record, 18 degrees under zero Celsius.
The France authorities reported they are preventing cargo trucks and buses from using roads in northern France and the greater Paris are.
Good things is, that temperature will slowly return during the next week…
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