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One hundred flights cancelled at Frankfurt Airport due to ice and snow

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Amidst severe icy weather in western Germany, Frankfurt Airport has cancelled nearly 100 flights scheduled for Monday, leaving many travellers facing unexpected delays and disruptions.

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The winter weather in Germany is straining the nerves of travellers and parents. Even if improvement is in sight, there is a risk of freezing ice in many places today.

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Frankfurt Airport provides significant changes due to snow and ice storm. In addition to Frankfurt, Hamburg, Düsseldorf and Berlin airports have already suffered obstacles.

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Dozens of flights were canceled at Frankfurt Airport on Monday morning as snow and ice disrupted operations, airport operator Fraport said.

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Due to the winter weather, numerous flights at Germany's largest airport in Frankfurt have been canceled or delayed in recent days. Particularly on Monday morning, there were disruptions "due to snowfall and freezing rain," a spokeswoman for Frankfurt Airport told the Rheinische Post. At the start of the week, "nearly 100 flights out of approximately 1,050 scheduled flight movements were canceled," and the landing rate was also lower. On Friday,…

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watson.ch/ broke the news in Zürich, Switzerland on Monday, January 12, 2026.
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