Storm in Mallorca results in over 40 aviation disruptions
The Spanish holiday island of Mallorca experienced a storm on Tuesday, causing chaos and disruptions at Son Sant Joan Airport in Palma. The storm resulted in numerous flight cancellations, diversions, and delays, according to reports.
Aena, the airport authority, reported 41 cancellations, 9 diversions, and numerous delays at Son Sant Joan Airport in Palma. This led to significant disruption for the 906 scheduled flights for the day.
The emergency service of the Balearic Islands, such as the Notfalldienst der Balearen, is responsible for coordinating relief efforts in response to the storm. By 6:00 PM on Tuesday, they had reported around 80 deployments due to the storm on Mallorca.
The storm also caused damage across the island and resulted in flooding in some areas. Media reported chaos at the airport as passengers struggled to rearrange their travel plans due to the disruptions.
At least 41 flights were cancelled by Tuesday afternoon, with nine being diverted. The storm's impact was felt across the island, with the emergency service responding to the situation.
The incident occurred on a Spanish holiday island, with Mallorca being the affected location. The storm's arrival came as a surprise to many, causing unexpected disruptions to travel plans for tourists and locals alike.
As the storm continues to pass, it is hoped that normal service will resume at Son Sant Joan Airport in Palma and across the island of Mallorca. Travellers are advised to check the status of their flights before heading to the airport.
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