Affected by Typhoon No. 25 of this year, “Azalea,” Japan Airlines and ANA confirmed that 188 flights were cancelled on the 21st. Japan Airlines said that after the afternoon of the same day, 120 domestic flights to and from Tokyo Haneda Airport and Narita Airport were cancelled, and about 15,000 people are expected to be affected; another 15 international flights were cancelled at Narita Airport, and about 2,500 people were affected. ANA cancelled 53 flights today, mainly inbound and outbound flights from Haneda Airport. Approximately 9,700 people were affected. In addition, Jetstar Japan cancelled a total of 42 domestic and international flights entering and leaving Narita Airport on the 21st. Approximately 6,200 people were affected, and 3 international flights arriving at Narita Airport were cancelled on the 22nd.

Affected by Typhoon No. 25 of this year, “Azalea,” Japan Airlines and ANA confirmed that 188 flights were cancelled on the 21st. Japan Airlines said that after the afternoon of the same day, 120 domestic flights to and from Tokyo Haneda Airport and Narita Airport were cancelled, and about 15,000 people are expected to be affected; another 15 international flights were cancelled at Narita Airport, and about 2,500 people were affected. ANA cancelled 53 flights today, mainly inbound and outbound flights from Haneda Airport. Approximately 9,700 people were affected. In addition, Jetstar Japan cancelled a total of 42 domestic and international flights entering and leaving Narita Airport on the 21st. Approximately 6,200 people were affected, and 3 international flights arriving at Narita Airport were cancelled on the 22nd.