
The Qiangpi storm circle has enveloped the entire Taiwan, and the Civil Aviation Administration of China has canceled a total of 986 flights today. Mandarin Airlines and UNI Air announced flight adjustments and cancellations for tomorrow (24th).
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China-Taiwan Qiangpi invaded Taiwan, and the storm circle enveloped the entire Taiwan and seriously affected transportation.
The strong winds brought by Typhoon Qiangbi will continue to affect the daytime tomorrow. Mandarin Airlines announced flight adjustments on the 24th on its official website.
The storm circle radius of Qiangpi in Central Taiwan continues to cover the entire Taiwan this afternoon (23rd), and a total of 986 domestic and foreign flights have been canceled. The Central Meteorological Administration predicts that the impact will continue until the daytime tomorrow, and some domestic flights have been cancelled, including the cancellation of the Kaohsiung-Hualien route by Huaxin, and the cancellation of round-trip flights between Songshan and Taichung by UNI before 4 p.m. tomorrow. If you need to take a flight, please pay attention to the official websites of each company.
According to statistics from the Civil Aviation Administration of the Ministry of Transport, as of 6 p.m. today, a total of 262 domestic flights have been canceled, 724 international and cross-strait flights have been canceled, and 9 flights have been delayed.
Mandarin Airlines said that due to the impact of Typhoon Qianbi, domestic flights will be adjusted tomorrow, including the cancellation of the Kaohsiung-Hualien route; flights departing from Kaohsiung will resume operations one after another after 1 p.m.; flights departing from Taichung will resume operations one after another after 4 p.m.; flights departing from Songshan will resume operations one after another after 4:20 p.m. Flights will be adjusted flexibly at any time depending on weather conditions. You can check the official website for the latest situation.
UNI Air also stated that it will cancel round-trip flights to Songshan and Taichung before 4 p.m. tomorrow; it will cancel round-trip flights to Chiayi, Tainan, and Kaohsiung before 1 p.m.; and Matsu flights will be canceled throughout the day. Flights will be adjusted dynamically depending on the dynamics of the typhoon. For the latest information, please check the UNI official website.
Affected by Typhoon Qiangbi, domestic UNI Air announced flight adjustments on the 24th.
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