A typhoon is coming. What will happen if the plane encounters a typhoon?

The most feared thing about traveling by plane is encountering weather disasters. Sometimes you can't take off on cloudy days, because there are too many clouds, the navigation channel will be unclear, there will be many uncontrollable things, and there will be strong winds and heavy rain. So what happens when the plane encounters a typhoon when it strikes? In fact, many friends will want to know the answer to this question.

First: In bad weather, flights will be cancelled or delayed. Every airline has its own radar equipment to monitor the weather. If it is found that the weather is not very good, the flight will be adjusted on the same day, sometimes the flight will be delayed, and sometimes it will be directly postponed to the next day. In case of bad weather, the flight will be cancelled.

Second: the definition of bad weather. What is bad weather? There are strong typhoons and heavy rainfall. These two kinds of natural disasters will have a very serious impact on the take-off, landing and flight of aircraft, so for the safety of every passenger, every airline will adjust or cancel flights. Of course, we will also inform all our traveling friends by radio in the waiting hall.

Third: the influence of typhoon on aircraft. A strong typhoon will make the fuselage of an aircraft unable to keep a smooth take-off and landing, because this short-term strong wind speed will cause high-level anticyclone, which will first lead to strong bumps and affect the safe driving and flight of the aircraft. In addition, typhoon weather is also easy to cause aircraft to freeze, hit by lightning and hail, and the visibility is relatively low.

These are the answers to the typhoon. If the plane encounters a typhoon, I hope to help friends who have questions.