SNOW and freezing temperatures continued to cause holiday travel chaos for road, rail and air passengers throughout much of Europe yesterday, raising fears that many will not get home in time for Christmas.

This was the status of European airspace this afternoon:

More than 600,000 French homes suffered power cuts today after 90 mph winds brought chaos to the north and west of the country.

Authorities plan to triple the number of surveillance cameras at Paris airports, France’s transport minister said today as he inspected security systems at the capital’s main international hub.

A POWERFUL storm packing hurricane-force winds lashed northern France yesterday, killing two people and forcing officials to close down the Eiffel Tower and the famed Paris parks.

Flights at Paris airports were getting back to normal today after striking air traffic controllers reached a deal with France’s civil aviation authority.

A strike by air traffic controllers caused hours-long delays at Paris’ main international airport today and forced cancellations for a second day at the French capital’s second hub.