Adverse weather: ANA reports hundreds of cancellations at Lisbon, Faro, Madeira and Porto on 11 November

ANA Aeroportos de Portugal reported on 11 November 2026 that adverse weather was disrupting operations at Portuguese airports, with cancellations concentrated in Lisbon, Faro and Madeira and a smaller impact in Porto. The airport operator published an update by airport with the situation as of 11:00 that day.

In Lisbon, 565 aircraft movements were scheduled for the day. Airlines had cancelled 288 of them in advance, leaving 277 still scheduled, of which 45 had operated by 11:00, and a further 22 were cancelled during the day. At Madeira, 20 of the 80 scheduled movements were cancelled in advance and two more during the day, and none had operated by 11:00. Faro had 62 scheduled movements, with 14 cancelled in advance, 11 operated and two further cancellations. Porto was the least affected: 12 of its 214 movements were cancelled in advance, 30 had operated and there were no additional cancellations.

ANA advised passengers flying that day to check their flight status with their airline before going to the airport and to allow extra time for possible disruption on road access. The operator said it was monitoring the situation with the relevant authorities.

The figures refer to aircraft movements, not passengers, and reflect a single point in the day. ANA's update did not cover the Azores airports or give a forecast for the following days, so travellers should confirm the status of each flight directly with their airline.