Vietnam Airlines adjusted multiple domestic routes as Typhoon Kajiki struck central Vietnam with strong winds and heavy rain. The airline faced widespread disruption, forcing changes to its schedule for August 24 and 25.
Severe weather caused complete flight cancellations at Phu Bai Airport in Hue on Sunday. The affected flights included major connections to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. The airline plans to restart flights after midday on Monday. Meanwhile, travelers experienced long delays as road transport suffered major issues due to flooding.
Further north, Dong Hoi Airport in Quang Tri Province also saw multiple cancellations on Monday. These affected links between Dong Hoi, Hanoi, and Ho Chi Minh City. Heavy rains continued to damage travel conditions across several areas, leading to more uncertainty for passengers.
Thanh Hoa Province faced similar disruption, with Tho Xuan Airport canceling services to and from Ho Chi Minh City on Monday. This storm created ripple effects, impacting other domestic and some international schedules. Therefore, the airline warned travelers about possible last-minute changes.
Vietnam Airlines urged passengers to check updated flight details before heading to airports. Additionally, the airline recommended extra travel time because storm-related issues continue to affect regional roads and transportation networks. Weather forecasts suggested ongoing rain, which could lead to further delays.
Travelers planning to fly during this period should remain alert for updates. Typhoon Kajiki highlights the need for flexible travel plans during severe weather events. Airlines often adjust schedules to ensure passenger safety and operational stability during storms of this scale.
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