Cancelled easyJet flights

While the low-cost airline will also fly out an empty plane to Hurghada, Egypt to bring passengers back to Gatwick after cancelling the outbound flight.

- Paris - Athens - Alicante

Passengers with a cancelled flight are entitled to a new flight on the same day of travel if one is available. This is the case even if the only available ...

- Bodrum - Athens - Alicante

The carrier has been forced to cancel more than 40 services from London Gatwick, including flights to Alicante, Madrid, Paris and Rome.

She added: “In many cases, people have had 10 jobs in the last couple of years. “We have been advised by French authorities that firefighting and rescue services in Paris Charles De Gaulle airport will be taking part in industrial action between 0600 to 1300 local time. The airline blamed industrial action in France for the cancelation.

easyJet has cancelled all flights from UK airports to Hurghada in Egypt until August. Airline bosses apologised to thousands of inconvenienced passengers ...

A spokesperson for easyJet said: “There are industry-wide operational issues that are impacting airlines at the moment, which means we have made a number of pre-emptive cancellations. Airline bosses apologised to thousands of inconvenienced passengers and blamed “industry-wide operational issues” for the decision. This includes all flights to Hurghada from the UK for the remainder of June and July. We are very sorry for the inconvenience this will cause.

easyJet has announced it has cancelled flights to Hurghada in Egypt as staff shortage continue to bite. The airline, along with others, have been forced to ...

According to Jet2, flights to Amsterdam from Birmingham and Leeds Bradford airports have been whittled down following a review of demand and looking at its schedule. It comes as Jet2 has been forced to cancel more flights to a popular destination after a review by the airline. The airline, along with others, have been forced to make major cancellations across multiple airports due to staff shortages.

The airline has apologised for inconveniencing passengers with the latest slew of cancellations.

"We have today 142 crew ready and trained to go online, that don't have their ID passes. "In many cases, people have had 10 jobs in the last couple of years. "We are very sorry for the inconvenience this will cause.

EasyJet has announced that all services from UK airports to Hurghada in Egypt have been cancelled until the end of July, likely spelling misery for those ...

"We are very sorry for the inconvenience this will cause. Citizen Advice also adds: "If you’re part-way through a journey and you don’t want a replacement flight, you also have a right to a flight back to the airport you originally departed from. Absolute shambles."