A14 Figueira da Foz–Coimbra reopens in both directions

The approximately eight-kilometre stretch of the A14 was closed on 3 February and remained shut for over a month due to damage caused by rising water levels in the agricultural fields of the Mondego valley.

Lisbon Airport fails to meet 12% of summer slot requests

Approximately 12% of slot requests for the summer season at Lisbon Airport went unmet, the president of NAV revealed, warning that infrastructure limitations are penalising the country and the tourism sector. In an interview with Lusa, Pedro Ângelo explained that, for the summer season, requests were submitted...

Lisbon airport fails to meet 12% of summer flight requests

AIMA affects border control in Portugal Airports

Home News AIMA affects border control in Portugal Airports AIMA affects border control in Portugal Airports A failure in the AIMA data centre affected border control at all Portuguese airports with international flights. By Bruno G.

The Portugal News11 Mar

Portuguese citizens stranded in Asia due to the war in Iran with no “solutions” to return home

Around 500 Portuguese citizens have already been repatriated from the Middle East, but many remain stranded in other parts of the world due to the cancellation of commercial flights, particularly connecting ones.

Strike in Belgium cancels 75% of flights for Thursday

In total, 478 of the 630 flights scheduled to depart from or arrive at any of the airports have been cancelled.

Twelve mainland districts under yellow alert due to snow and rough seas

Twelve mainland districts are under yellow alert this Tuesday, March 10, due to forecasts of rough seas and snowfall, according to the Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA). The districts of Guarda and Castelo Branco were under yellow alert until 03:00 due to snowfall above 1,400 metres. In a statement, the IPMA warns that snowfall, accumulation, and potential ice formation may cause disruption, such as restricted or closed roads, damage to structures or trees, and hindered local supplies. Until 06:00, the districts of Aveiro, Porto, and Braga were under yellow alert due to rough seas. The same alert for rough seas applies to the districts of Coimbra (until 09:00), Leiria (until 12:00), Lisbon (until 13:00), and Faro, Beja, and Setúbal (until 15:00). The institute forecasts north-westerly waves between four and 4.5 metres high. A yellow alert is issued by the IPMA whenever there is a risk situation for activities dependent on weather conditions. For today, the IPMA forecasts showers on the mainland, especially in the Centre and South, which will be snow in the highlands, as well as ice formation and a drop in minimum temperatures and a rise in maximums. Minimum temperatures will range between 1 degree Celsius (in Guarda) and 10 (in Faro), and maximums between 9 (in Guarda) and 17 (in Braga). Snowfall places ten districts under yellow alert.

War with Iran pushes airlines into a sharp decline

The abrupt rise in fuel prices will drive up airfare costs, impacting sector revenues.

Around 70 flights cancelled at Madeira International Airport due to bad weather

Cristiano Ronaldo Airport remains affected for the second consecutive day.

Movement at Madeira Airport affected, dozens of flights cancelled

The archipelago will be impacted by bad weather associated with Storm Regina.

Movimento no Aeroporto da Madeira condicionado, dezenas de voos cancelados - TVI Notícias

The Madeira Airport is experiencing significant disruptions due to severe weather caused by depression Regina. Approximately 50 flights have been canceled, with ongoing delays and cancellations expected as strong winds, heavy rain, and snow in higher elevations impact operations. Wind gusts are forecasted to reach up to 110 km/h in the island's highlands, while maritime conditions are dangerous, with waves up to 11 meters. Authorities have issued orange and yellow weather warnings, advising travelers to confirm flight statuses before heading to the airport. The adverse conditions are expected to persist over the coming days, affecting air travel and local safety.

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Operation at Madeira airport proceeds normally

Disruptions over the last two days have led to the cancellation of more than 70 flights. ANA warns that adverse conditions may affect operations in the coming days.

Storms disrupt roads, rail, and river transport across Portugal

Home News Storms disrupt roads, rail, and river transport across Portugal Storms disrupt roads, rail, and river transport across Portugal Heavy rain and flooding have caused widespread travel disruptions across the country.

The Portugal News5 Feb

"Portugal has not yet exhausted its capacity": Civil Protection explains why the European mechanism has not been activated

José Manuel Moura, president of Civil Protection, explains why the European mechanism to support the Portuguese against the effects of depression Kristin has not been activated and issues a warning: 'The European mechanism can be activated at any time.'

04:00 — Portugal prepares for the return of bad weather

Early-morning update: Portugal is preparing for the return of unsettled weather, with forecasts indicating rain and strong winds that may affect several regions.

Urgent appeal to donors after Kristin's passage

The institute has asked for donations to be centralised in Lisbon, Porto and Coimbra due to travel difficulties. Depression Kristin left several dead and many traumatically injured.

Striking images: Storm Kristin has left a trail of destruction across Portugal

The country continues to be affected by severe weather. Rain and winds over 120 km/h have caused widespread damage. So far five people have died.

Storm Kristin arrives in Portugal with winds of 140km/h

Home News Storm Kristin arrives in Portugal with winds of 140km/h Storm Kristin arrives in Portugal with winds of 140km/h The IPMA (Portuguese Institute of the Sea and the Atmosphere) warns of the possibility of heavy rain and thunderstorms in the coming days, with red weather warnings issued thr

The Portugal News27 Jan

Third low-pressure system 'Joseph' brings more rain, wind, snow and rough seas

The third low-pressure system named Joseph is forecast to bring increased rainfall, strong winds, snowfall in some areas and choppy seas along the coast, affecting travel and maritime conditions.

Low temperatures give no respite in the north

Storm Ingrid continues to exert its influence over part of the territory.

Most of the mainland on level 3 readiness as depression Ingrid passes

This level is in force from 16:00 this Thursday until 23:59 on Saturday.

Technical issues cause hours of waiting at the airport

ANA Airports of Portugal confirmed “long waiting times at the border control of Humberto Delgado Airport, reaching a maximum of three hours today.”