Published on
August 22, 2025
On August 21, easyJet suspended several flights, causing major disruptions in the United Kingdom, Czech Republic and France. Passengers across key airports like London Luton, Václav Havel, Paris Orly and Ajaccio Napoleon Bonaparte were abandoned due to these cancellations. FlightAware data reveals that this caused delays and left travellers stranded at multiple airports. The flight suspensions have affected both domestic and international routes, leaving many uncertain about their travel plans. Travellers are advised to stay updated as easyJet works to manage the impact of these disruptions and offer assistance to those affected.
As of the latest data, easyJet has canceled 8 flights and delayed 548 others, severely impacting passengers’ travel schedules. These cancellations and delays span various routes, primarily from key European airports, leaving passengers in limbo.
The disruptions primarily affect airports in the United Kingdom, Czech Republic and France, with easyJet flights suspended or delayed at prominent hubs such as London Luton, Václav Havel Airport, Paris Orly and Ajaccio Napoleon Bonaparte. Other airports also face cancellations, adding to the widespread inconvenience for travellers.
United Kingdom
London Luton (LTN), one of easyJet’s key bases, has been heavily impacted by the cancellations. Passengers flying out of Luton for destinations like Prague, Nice and Paris have faced major disruptions. The cancellation of flights at this busy hub has led to significant delays for those relying on easyJet for both short-haul and long-haul flights.
Additionally, Liverpool John Lennon (LPL) has also seen its share of flight suspensions. Passengers travelling between Liverpool and Nice Cote d’Azur were particularly affected by delays and cancellations, leading to frustration among those trying to reach their destinations on time.
Czech Republic
Václav Havel Airport in Prague (PRG) has been impacted by the flight suspensions, especially affecting passengers travelling between Prague and London Luton. Cancellations have created uncertainty for travellers, many of whom were unable to catch alternative flights to their destination. The route between Prague and London is a popular one, with both business and leisure travellers frequently utilizing easyJet’s services.
France
France has seen the most significant disruptions, with key airports such as Paris Orly (ORY), Nice Cote d’Azur (NCE), Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Ajaccio Napoleon Bonaparte (AJA) all impacted. Passengers travelling from these French hubs to destinations across Europe have found themselves stuck at airports for long periods, with no immediate solutions offered by easyJet.
Paris Orly, a major European transit airport, has faced cancellations affecting flights bound for cities in both the United Kingdom and France. The international nature of the disruptions has affected not just French travellers but also those from neighboring countries.
Nice Cote d’Azur, located in the south of France, has also experienced substantial interruptions, particularly in the routes connecting to Paris and the United Kingdom. The impact on these routes is notable due to the high number of holidaymakers and business travellers who rely on them. The difficulties faced by passengers seeking to depart or arrive at Nice, especially those on connecting flights, have compounded the problem.
Ajaccio Napoleon Bonaparte, a smaller regional airport on the island of Corsica, has also seen cancellations, particularly affecting flights to and from Paris. Although not as heavily trafficked as Paris Orly or Nice Cote d’Azur, the suspension of flights from this regional hub has caused a ripple effect, with passengers travelling to and from Ajaccio forced to make alternative travel plans.
| Ident | Type | Origin | Destination | Scheduled Departure Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EZY2633 | A319 | London Luton (LTN / EGGW) | Václav Havel Airport (PRG / LKPR) | Thu 07:30AM BST |
| EZY4855 | A320 | Paris Orly (ORY / LFPO) | Nice Cote d’Azur (NCE / LFMN) | Thu 10:45AM CEST |
| EZY2634 | A319 | Václav Havel Airport (PRG / LKPR) | London Luton (LTN / EGGW) | Thu 11:00AM CEST |
| EZY4856 | A320 | Nice Cote d’Azur (NCE / LFMN) | Paris Orly (ORY / LFPO) | Thu 12:40PM CEST |
| EZY2775 | A320 | Bristol Int’l (BRS / EGGD) | Charles de Gaulle/Roissy (CDG / LFPG) | Thu 12:25PM BST |
| EZY2776 | A320 | Charles de Gaulle/Roissy (CDG / LFPG) | Bristol Int’l (BRS / EGGD) | Thu 03:15PM CEST |
| EZY4530 | A320 | Nice Cote d’Azur (NCE / LFMN) | Charles de Gaulle/Roissy (CDG / LFPG) | Thu 04:45PM CEST |
| EZY3480 | A319 | Charles de Gaulle/Roissy (CDG / LFPG) | Liverpool John Lennon (LPL / EGGP) | Thu 05:05PM CEST |
| EZY4505 | A320 | Charles de Gaulle/Roissy (CDG / LFPG) | Ajaccio Napoleon Bonaparte (AJA / LFKJ) | Thu 07:20PM CEST |
| EZY3477 | A319 | Liverpool John Lennon (LPL / EGGP) | Nice Cote d’Azur (NCE / LFMN) | Thu 06:25PM BST |
| EZY3478 | A319 | Nice Cote d’Azur (NCE / LFMN) | Liverpool John Lennon (LPL / EGGP) | Thu 10:25PM CEST |
The total number of easyJet flight cancellations has reached 8, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded across Europe. Many of these cancellations were for short-haul flights, which serve popular routes connecting major cities like London, Paris and Nice. Meanwhile, easyJet’s delay record is even more concerning, with over 500 flights affected, disrupting the travel plans of many.
Some of the flights that were suspended include:
- EZY2633: London Luton (LTN) to Václav Havel Airport (PRG) – Scheduled departure at 07:30 AM BST
- EZY4855: Paris Orly (ORY) to Nice Cote d’Azur (NCE) – Scheduled departure at 10:45 AM CEST
- EZY2634: Václav Havel Airport (PRG) to London Luton (LTN) – Scheduled departure at 11:00 AM CEST
- EZY4856: Nice Cote d’Azur (NCE) to Paris Orly (ORY) – Scheduled departure at 12:40 PM CEST
- EZY2775: Bristol Int’l (BRS) to Charles de Gaulle/Roissy (CDG) – Scheduled departure at 12:25 PM BST
The ripple effect of these cancellations and delays is being felt across multiple airports, forcing many travellers to look for alternative means of transportation. Those with tight schedules or connecting flights are especially frustrated, as limited availability of flights during peak times adds to the inconvenience.
Passengers who were unable to secure new flights on easyJet or other carriers have reported long waiting times for customer service, further amplifying their frustration. While easyJet has yet to provide specific details about the reasons for the widespread cancellations and delays, such disruptions are not uncommon in the aviation industry, especially during periods of high demand.
Passengers affected by the cancellations and delays are advised to monitor the easyJet website or app for updates on their flights. In many cases, the airline will offer rebooking options, though alternative routes may not always be available immediately.
For those stranded at airports, it is important to stay informed about the next available flight or any compensatory measures the airline may offer. Travellers are also encouraged to keep all relevant documents, including boarding passes and proof of delays, as this may be necessary for compensation claims under EU regulations.
easyJet’s recent flight suspensions have caused significant disruptions, particularly in the United Kingdom, Czech Republic and France, leaving passengers stranded at major airports like London Luton, Václav Havel, Paris Orly and Ajaccio Napoleon Bonaparte. According to FlightAware data, the airline’s cancellations and delays have affected both short and long-haul routes, causing uncertainty for many travellers. Passengers are advised to stay informed through easyJet’s official channels for updates and rebooking options, as the airline works to resolve the situation and provide support to those impacted by the ongoing disruptions.
Source- FlightAware
Image Credit- easyJet
