Domestic flights to gradually resume normal operations tomorrow; Taoyuan Airport: Typhoon caused no equipment damage
▲ Aircraft parked in front of hangars for typhoon precautions. (Photo / Provided by Taoyuan Airport)
Reported by Chen Ruizhong / Compiled by staff
Taoyuan International Airport is expected to handle 245 inbound and 299 outbound flights today (July 8), totaling 544 aircraft movements. The airport also stated that the typhoon has not caused any damage to its facilities or equipment.
Typhoon Nepartak hit Taiwan, causing delays or cancellations of multiple flights on July 7 and July 8. Regarding July 9, Uni Air has announced that apart from the cancellation of flights B7-8636 (Makung-Taichung) and B7-8698 (Makung-Kaohsiung), all other Makung and Taitung routes will resume normal operations after 10:00. Kinmen and Matsu routes will resume normal operations after 12:00. TransAsia Airways also announced that except for the cancellation of all domestic Kinmen flights before noon and Makung flights before 9:00, all other domestic, international, and cross-strait flights will operate as scheduled.
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