Heavy snowfall has led to delays and cancellations of flights at European airports, and rail transport has also been disrupted.

Heavy snowfall in recent days has caused chaos in transportation in France, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. Airports in Paris have reduced the number of flights by 15% due to the snow, and at Amsterdam-Schiphol, KLM has canceled nearly 700 flights.

The airline is facing a de-icing fluid crisis, and low temperatures have led to significant delays. In the United Kingdom, the snow depth reached 52 cm in Scotland, and flights from Aberdeen and Liverpool have been suspended. Additionally, a woman died in Sarajevo due to a tree falling under the weight of the snow. Meteorologists forecast continued severe weather conditions, including snowfall and extremely low temperatures in various European regions.