Prague Airport publishes weekend NOTAMs: taxiway closures and ILS outage may cause minor delays
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Prague Airport issues weekend NOTAMs: Taxiway closures and ILS outage could delay flights
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Severe storms and track works snarl Czech travel networks on 18 July
Thunderstorms overnight 17–18 July flooded roads and, together with a multi-vehicle crash on the D1 and the planned closure of Prague’s Újezd–Lazarská tram artery, caused widespread delays for travellers in Czechia. Businesses are advising staff and visitors to build extra buffer time into weekend and Monday-morning journeys.
Prague’s key Újezd–Lazarská tram artery closes for three-week overhaul
Prague shut the Újezd–Lazarská tram corridor on 18 July 2026 for a full track reconstruction that will last until 10 August. The closure diverts five tram lines, offers no replacement buses and is expected to add up to 20 minutes to cross-town trips, including airport transfers. Companies moving staff or visitors through the Czech capital should update travel guidance and allow extra transfer time.
Prague’s Újezd–Lazarská tram artery closes for 24-day overhaul, rerouting commuters and tourists
Track renewal work that started 18 July has closed the crucial Újezd–Lazarská tram link until 10 August, forcing passengers to switch to the metro or detour lines. The shutdown affects tourists and office commuters alike during Prague’s summer peak and may lengthen door-to-door journey times.