Cancellations and delays across Stockholm, Paris and Venice as SAS, Pegasus and Air France flights disrupted

Air travel across several European cities faced disruption, with SAS, Pegasus Airlines and Air France canceling six flights and delaying more than 180 between then.

SAS scrapped two Stockholm‑Arlanda–Lulea services: SZS1004 (08:35 CET) and SZS5 (10:35 CET). Delays and cancellations were reported across hubs including Istanbul, Helsinki, Prague, Venice and Paris, affecting hundreds of passengers and causing connection issues and rebooking challenges.

Air traffic across multiple European locations experienced notable disruption, with cancellations and delays impacting passengers in Stockholm, Paris and Venice, and extending to Istanbul, Helsinki and Prague. Three airlines—Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), Pegasus Airlines and Air France—were affected.

SAS confirmed cancellations on its Stockholm‑Arlanda–Lulea rotation. Flight SZS1004 from Stockholm‑Arlanda to Lulea, scheduled at 08:35 CET, was canceled, as was the return service SZS5 from Lulea to Stockholm‑Arlanda scheduled at 10:35 CET. These cancellations disrupted travel on the corridor between Stockholm and the Lapland city of Lulea and led to rebooking activity for impacted travelers.

Beyond these specific services, Air France, Pegasus Airlines and SAS collectively canceled six flights and delayed more than 180 others across several airports, including those serving Istanbul, Helsinki, Prague, Venice and Paris. The widespread delays contributed to connection challenges and longer waiting times for passengers moving through these transit points.

The disruptions are affecting both business and leisure travelers using key European hubs. Passengers scheduled to travel on the affected routes should be aware of potential schedule changes and ongoing knock‑on effects from the cancellations and delays reported across the network.