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Madeira Airport Remains Conditioned Due to Bad Weather

Madeira Airport remains conditioned today due to adverse weather conditions caused by Bruna depression, with 20 cancelled flights and eight diverged. The ANA warns that conditions may persist in the coming days.

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ANA Aeroportos warns that in the next few days the operation can continue to be conditioned. Furthermore, the Acampada de Lisboa is discussing the possibility of withdrawal from Rossio Square.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Depression Bruna causes damage in Madeira, leaving eight evicted and causing cancellation of 20 flights. Civil Protection mobilizes hundreds of operations to deal with falls of trees, floods and collapses.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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ANA warns that adverse weather conditions may condition the operation in the coming days, advising passengers to confirm the status of their flight before heading to the airport.

Madeira Airport remains conditioned today due to adverse weather conditions caused by Bruna depression, with 20 cancelled flights and eight diverged. The ANA warns that conditions may persist in the coming days.

·Portugal
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The number of cancelled flights at Madeira International Airport increased to 37 this Saturday afternoon due to the constraints caused by the 'Bruna' depression. According to the latest data provided by ANA Airports, 20 arrivals and 17 departures are cancelled. The new balance sheet represents 21 more cancelled operations compared to the previous one, which accounted for 16 affected flights. Reference to link: https://www.dnoticias.pt/2026/11/7/…

·Funchal, Portugal
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Dnoticias broke the news in Funchal, Portugal on Saturday, November 7, 2026.
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