Norwich Airport cancels fourth KLM flight to Amsterdam

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 10:34 · Archive

The 6.05am KLM flight from Norwich Airport to Amsterdam has been cancelled for the fourth time in just over a month.

The 6.05am KLM flight from Norwich Airport to Amsterdam scheduled for Wednesday, October 14 was cancelled. This is the fourth cancellation of the route in just over a month.

Previous cancellations occurred on September 11 due to 'operational reasons' and September 12 due to 'measures imposed by local government or air traffic control'. The 9.40am service was also cancelled on September 22. The reason for the October 14 cancellation was not immediately known.

Norwich Airport has been affected by ongoing industrial action since August 17 following a pay dispute between Prospect Union members working in air traffic control and Norwich Airport. A 24-hour walkout on August 28 cancelled all flights from the airport. The airport was also forced to close intermittently on September 3, 10 and 11. It remains unclear whether the recent disruptions are directly linked to the industrial action.

Other flights from Norwich to Amsterdam at 9.40am, 2.05pm and 5.20pm on October 14 were scheduled to proceed as normal.

How it is being reported

• Flight from Norwich Airport cancelled againThe 6.05am KLM flight from Norwich Airport to Amsterdam Schiphol on Wednesday, October 14 was cancelled again.Eastern Daily Press · 14 Oct, 10:10
• Flight from Norwich Airport cancelled againThe 6.05am KLM flight from Norwich Airport to Amsterdam Schiphol on Wednesday, October 14 was cancelled again.Norwich Evening News · 14 Oct, 10:10

In this story: Norwich Airport · Amsterdam Schiphol · KLM · Prospect Union

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