Bozhou Airport Cancels Four Flights Due to Typhoon White Dolphin Impact

Deep News
Aug 12

On August 11, Bozhou Airport reported that four flights were canceled that day due to Typhoon White Dolphin, in order to ensure passenger travel safety. The remaining flights operated normally, with the airport maintaining overall stable and orderly operations.

According to a Bozhou Airport official, on August 10, ten flights were scheduled (five arrivals and five departures), all of which were executed as planned with no cancellations or schedule adjustments. On August 11, eight flights were scheduled (four arrivals and four departures), but due to the typhoon's impact, four flights were canceled, including two arrivals and two departures.

For August 12, ten flights are scheduled (five arrivals and five departures). The airport will continuously assess weather conditions to ensure proper flight support. To mitigate the effects of Typhoon White Dolphin, Bozhou Airport activated a Level IV typhoon emergency response on August 8 and has been working diligently to maintain safe and stable airport operations.

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