A severe snowstorm across Europe on February 15, 2026, has caused extensive flight disruptions, with 733 cancellations and 5,092 delays reported across multiple countries including the Netherlands, France, UK, Germany, Poland, and Greece. Major airports such as Amsterdam Schiphol, Paris Charles de Gaulle, Frankfurt, London Heathrow, and Copenhagen experienced significant operational challenges. Amsterdam Schiphol canceled 223 flights and delayed 241, with KLM flights heavily impacted. In France, Paris airports saw 196 cancellations and numerous delays, affecting airlines like Air France, KLM, and Transavia. The UK faced similar issues at Heathrow and Gatwick, with hundreds of delays and cancellations, impacting British Airways and easyJet. Germany's Munich and Frankfurt airports reported 233 and 126 delays respectively, with Lufthansa and regional airlines affected. Denmark's Copenhagen and Aalborg airports faced 20 cancellations and 176 delays, mainly involving SAS, Cityjet, and KLM. Other European nations, including Italy and Scandinavian countries, also experienced disruptions. Travelers are advised to monitor flight statuses, prepare for delays, and utilize passenger rights regulations for compensation. The ongoing severe weather highlights vulnerabilities in European air travel during winter storms, with authorities urging caution and flexibility for affected passengers.