Which flights were cancelled because of typhoon Wepa? Typhoon "Weipa" in Shenzhen canceled the ferry service at the airport terminal.

Dear friends, because of Typhoon Wepa, in fact, many scenic spots can't be visited now. After all, flights in many places have been cancelled. The following small series will tell you about the cancelled flights, and friends who delay the trip can change places to play.

Cancel the boat shift

Yesterday (3 1) afternoon 17, Shenzhen Meteorological Observatory issued a white typhoon warning for the whole city. As of today (1), at 1: 50 am, Typhoon No.7 "Weipa" officially landed in Wenchang, Hainan. Affected by the peripheral circulation of "Weipa", there was also heavy rainfall in Shenzhen, and several cruise trips in the airport terminal were temporarily cancelled.

At present, the whole city of Shenzhen has entered a typhoon-proof state and launched a windproof emergency response. Citizens should close doors and windows and place outdoor items that are easily affected by strong winds. Try to avoid going out; People in dangerous areas and dangerous houses should be evacuated in time to ensure that they stay in a safe place. Stop open-air collective activities and outdoor operations such as high altitude and water. Mariculture and offshore personnel should be evacuated, and ships returning to Hong Kong to take shelter from the wind are not allowed to leave Hong Kong without authorization, and defensive measures should be taken. Close beaches, scenic spots, parks and playgrounds in a timely manner, close related areas, and organize personnel to avoid risks. Open the escape route and immediately evacuate and transfer the personnel in the dangerous area.

In addition, affected by Typhoon No.7 "Weipa", Shenzhen Airport Terminal temporarily cancelled the following shipping services on August 1 2008:

Macau Shenzhen Airport Terminal

09:00 (Waigang) 10:30 (Taizai)

Macau Shenzhen Airport Terminal

09:00 (Taizai) 10:30 (Waigang)

12 (Taizai)

Zhuhai Shenzhen Airport Terminal

08:50 10:20

1 1:50 15:00

At half past six in the afternoon

Zhuhai Shenzhen Airport Terminal

07:3008:50

10:20 1 1:50

13:20 16:35

Shenzhen Airport Zhongshan Terminal

08:0009:30

Zhongshan Shenzhen Airport Terminal

07:3009:20

Shenzhen Airport Terminal Hong Kong Airport

08:35

Hong Kong Airport Shenzhen Airport Terminal

A quarter past ten/a quarter past ten

Passengers who have purchased tickets for flights suspended due to typhoon can apply for a full refund at the ticket counter of the airport terminal within 30 natural days after the suspension is announced at the airport terminal. Overdue treatment.

Cancel a flight (to)

Shenzhen airport

As of July 3 1 day 14, Shenzhen Airlines cancelled 25 inbound and outbound flights, including flights from Shenzhen to Haikou, Shenzhen to Zhanjiang, Nanning to Haikou and Nanning to Changsha. Nanning = Wuhan = Shenyang, Nanning = Wanzhou = Taiyuan, Nanning = Hefei = Shenyang, Nanjing = Xi 'an = Yinchuan and Shenyang = Nanchang.

Jiangxi airlines

Affected by typhoon "Weipa", Jiangxi Airlines plans to cancel the inbound and outbound flights in some areas on July 3 1 day and August 1 day. Jiangxi Airlines will dynamically adjust its flight operation according to the weather change trend. The specific flight information is as follows:

Haikou airport

Affected by typhoon weather, haikou meilan international airport plans to cancel 50 flights in August 1. At present, the airport flights take off and land normally, and the inbound and outbound flights are slightly delayed, with the delay not exceeding 2 hours. At present, flights at Sanya Phoenix Airport take off and land normally. As of 1,1,2 1, Sanya Airport has cancelled six flights due to weather, including two inbound flights with flight numbers GS6495, SC2 109, and flight numbers HU6367, HU7637, GS6496, respectively.

Macau airport

Due to the typhoon, Macau International Airport has been informed by airlines that the following flights will be cancelled. Before departure, passengers should contact the relevant airlines to update their flights.