A MAJOR airport in Spain has been forced to stop all flights from landing or taking off amid severe weather conditions.

The Sont Sant Joan airport in Palma de Mallorca made the decision this afternoon due to strong storms and rain.

Airport governing body Aena reported that all flights at the travel hub are currently paralysed.

The runway is completely flooded, making normal operations impossible.

Passengers travelling to or from the airport are being urged to check the status of their flight.

Meanwhile, accessing the airport is seeing chaos with queues of vehicles trying to enter the car park measuring more than a kilometre.

Video footage shared online shows the Duty Free area of the airport filling up with water that is cascading from the ceiling.

Meanwhile, a picture taken from inside an airplane shows how the runway is completely submerged under muddy water.

The storms have been brought on by a weather system known as a DANA, which is currently passing over the Balearics.

Summary:
Severe weather conditions caused by a DANA system have forced Sont Sant Joan airport in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, to halt all flights. The airport’s runway is completely flooded, making operations impossible. Passengers are advised to check flight statuses as the airport experiences significant chaos, including long vehicle queues and water flooding in the Duty Free area. Video and images shared online highlight the extent of the flooding.