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The typhoon caused large-scale flight cancellations at Taoyuan Airport today, with a total of 563 flights affected. Tomorrow is the first day of consecutive holidays, and flights will resume operations one after another.
According to statistics from the airport company, a total of 563 flights were canceled today, and the airport hall was empty. (Photo by reporter Liu Xinde)
Flights at Taoyuan Airport will resume one after another starting tomorrow (24th), which coincides with the first day of consecutive holidays. In addition, passengers whose flights have changed during the typhoon have gradually changed to follow-up flights. It is estimated that there will be 607 departures and landings throughout the day. The inbound and outbound crowds are expected to start to emerge after 8 a.m., with the peak traffic volume from 1 to 4 p.m. The airport company stated that there will still be changes in many scheduled flights tomorrow. Passengers are advised to confirm flight information with the airline before departure and arrive at the airport early to allow sufficient time.
According to statistics from the airport company, a total of 563 flights were canceled today, including 523 passenger flights and 40 cargo flights. Although the typhoon disrupted the itinerary of many passengers, orderly movement was maintained from the check-in counter, security line to the boarding gate. The last flight JX101 to Prague took off at 8:38 pm, and the operation of 230 flights taking off and landing throughout the day was completed.
The number of flights tomorrow is expected to be 607, including 335 arrivals and 272 departures. In addition, in order to avoid the impact of the typhoon path, some arrival and departure flight times have been adjusted. For example, long-distance flights from North America and Europe, which originally mostly arrived around 5 a.m., will be postponed to arrive and return to Taiwan after 8 a.m.
The airport company reminds that flight schedules may still change after the typhoon. Passengers are advised to pay attention to airline notifications at any time, or check the latest flight information through each airline's official website and APP, arrive at the airport early and wait patiently to ensure a smooth trip.
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There will be traffic peaks at the airport from 1 to 4 pm tomorrow.
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