“Fireworks” approaching Shanghai to cancel some flights, the airport runs orderly
“China Civil Aviation News”, China Civil Aviation Network reporterQian Bang reports: From7moon23Day arrives7moon24Day, accompanied by this year’s6Typhoon No. “Fireworks” is approaching, and Shanghai has issued warnings of typhoons and heavy rains.7moon24From today, the impact of “fireworks” on the city has become more and more obvious. The two Shanghai flights have cancelled some flights, and the operation of the airport is generally smooth and orderly.
The impact of “fireworks” on cities and airports has become more apparent since July 24 (Photo by Qian Biao/)
The impact of “fireworks” on cities and airports has become more apparent since July 24(Qian Bang/photo)
The impact of “fireworks” on cities and airports has become more obvious since July 24 (Photo by Qian Biao/)
The airport has sufficient luggage carts at the passenger drop-off point on the departure level to facilitate the transportation of passengers in summer (photo by Qian Biao/)
As of7moon24Morning11：00, Pudong Airport executes arrival204Sorties, execution departure184Sorties, arrivals cancelled200Sorties, departure cancellation173Sorts, non-departure flights, delays1-2Hour flight27Sorties, delays2More than hours12Sorties; Hongqiao Airport executes the arrival49Sorties, execution departure105Sorties, arrivals cancelled27Sorties, departure cancellation24Sorts, non-departure flights, delays1-2Hour flight0Sorties, delays2More than hours0Sorties.
Flight information issued by Shanghai Airport
Flight information issued by Shanghai Airport
The summer season is superimposed on the weekend, so many passengers still choose to set off before the typhoon is more severe (Photo by Qian Biao/)
reporter7moon24On the same day, I saw at the terminal site that due to the overlap of the summer vacation weekend, the number of passengers traveling during the summer is still considerable, and many passengers deliberately set off before the impact of the typhoon becomes more significant. While carrying out flood prevention and platform work, the airport will continue to ensure passenger flow during the summer and normalize precise prevention and control to minimize the impact on passenger travel.
Hongqiao T2 Island C, which was rebuilt last year, provides passengers with self-service baggage consignment, reduces personnel contacts and strengthens protection (Qian Biao/photo)
Typhoon and rainstorm warnings have been issued on the roads entering and leaving Hongqiao Airport-Photo by Qian Biao
The big screen at the airport prompts that some flights are delayed and cancelled, but there are still many flights operating normally (Qian Bang/photo)
At the same time, China Eastern Airlines, Chunqiu, Jixiang and other major Shanghai base airlines are also tracking typhoon trends, reducing flights in a timely manner, and issuing refund and modification regulations for typhoon-affected flights to ensure the safety of on-site operations.