Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport cancelled dozens of flights on Sunday as strong winds from Storm Boelo disrupted operations at the airport.
About 90 flights were listed as cancelled on the airport’s departures page, according to AFP, with most of the affected services bound for European cities including Paris, Rome and Dublin.
Several arriving flights were also cancelled or delayed as the storm brought strong winds to the Netherlands.

Schiphol said fewer flights would operate throughout Sunday because of the weather conditions, but did not provide an exact number of cancellations.
The airport had earlier warned passengers that strong winds would affect both departing and arriving flights on October 25.
“Due to strong winds, fewer flights are expected to take off and land on Sunday, October 25,” the airport said.
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