Hong Kong Airlines: Typhoon Haiou is approaching Danang. Departures and arrivals on November 6th and 7th will be affected.

10:36 05/11/2025

On November 5th, according to Hong Kong Airlines, Typhoon Wutip is approaching Da Nang. Hong Kong Airlines is closely monitoring its potential impact on flight operations. Currently, flight operations are normal, but flights departing and arriving on November 6th-7th may be delayed or cancelled.

On November 5th, according to information from Hong Kong Airlines, Typhoon Haiou is approaching Danang. Hong Kong Airlines is closely monitoring its potential impact on flight operations. Currently, flight operations are normal, but flights departing and arriving on November 6th to 7th are expected to be delayed or canceled. According to the National Oceanic Forecasting Center of the Ministry of Natural Resources, Typhoon No. 25 "Haiou" passed through the central Philippines on November 4th and entered the southeastern sea of the South China Sea on the morning of the 5th. Its intensity is expected to strengthen further, with the potential to reach strong typhoon level. It is forecasted that "Haiou" will continue to move in a westward direction at a speed of about 20 kilometers per hour, and is expected to make landfall along the central coast of Vietnam on the night of the 6th, gradually weakening afterwards.

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