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Another day brings dozens more canceled flights for travelers to, from and within the UK. After around 300 flights were grounded over the Easter weekend by British Airways, the cancellations are continuing at airports across the UK.
British Airways and easyJet have grounded flights mainly to and from their biggest hubs, London Heathrow and London Gatwick respectively.
The airlines cite staff shortages caused by sickness as the cause of their problems.
BA has grounded at least 50 domestic, European and Mediterranean flights to and from Heathrow so far on Tuesday.
The airline says most passengers were given notice of a week or two of flight cancellations.
British Airways to/from Heathrow
Domestic
AberdeenBelfast City EdinburghGlasgowNewcastle
European
Paris CDG (2)GenevaMunichAmsterdamMilan MalpensaMilan LinateBerlinDusseldorfHamburgAlgiersToulouseDublinMarseilleTiranaViennaLarnacaNiceOsloZurich
EasyJet from Gatwick
Meanwhile easyJet has canceled at least 10 flights to and from its biggest base, Gatwick, including round-trips to Amsterdam, Berlin, Malaga, Menorca and Milan Malpensa.
All passengers whose flights are canceled are entitled to new flights and, if the cause is staff sickness, cash compensation – if the cancellation was announced less than two weeks in advance.
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