Airlines Cancel Flights as Storm Forces Mass Evacuations in Taiwan

November 12, 2025

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Multiple Airlines Ground Operations Amid Tropical Storm Fung-wong's Approach

Airlines have cancelled flights in and out of Taiwan due to tropical storm Fung-wong’s approach. Multiple carriers, including Eva Air, China Airlines, Thai Airways, and UNI Air, have grounded operations at Kaohsiung International Airport. The evacuation efforts are focused on southern Taiwan, where the storm has already caused widespread flooding and damage. According to local reports, 51 people have been injured so far. pic.twitter.com/tv7RBQkdnC - Met Office Storms (@metofficestorms) November 12, 2025 While the strength of the storm has weakened, domestic and international operators still opted for mass cancellations.

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Airlines Cancel Flights as Storm Forces Mass Evacuations in Taiwan

November 12, 2025

2 min read

Multiple Airlines Ground Operations Amid Tropical Storm Fung-wong's Approach

Airlines have cancelled flights in and out of Taiwan due to tropical storm Fung-wong’s approach. Multiple carriers, including Eva Air, China Airlines, Thai Airways, and UNI Air, have grounded operations at Kaohsiung International Airport. The evacuation efforts are focused on southern Taiwan, where the storm has already caused widespread flooding and damage. According to local reports, 51 people have been injured so far. pic.twitter.com/tv7RBQkdnC - Met Office Storms (@metofficestorms) November 12, 2025 While the strength of the storm has weakened, domestic and international operators still opted for mass cancellations.

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