Typhoon Haikui Approaches Taiwan; China Airlines, Starlux, Tigerair, EVA Air Announce Flight Changes

Typhoon Haikui is prompting significant flight disruptions for travelers in Taiwan, with major airlines announcing a series of cancellations and delays. The storm's approach has led to adjustments primarily affecting flights to and from Okinawa, Japan, a popular destination for many.

China Airlines has canceled multiple flights between Taiwan (Taoyuan, Taichung, Kaohsiung) and Okinawa for August 8. The airline stated that further updates would be provided based on the typhoon's path and advised passengers to monitor their website, mobile app, or SMS alerts for the latest information.

Starlux Airlines also reported flight changes for August 8 and 9. Some flights to and from Okinawa have been delayed, while others have been canceled. The airline has arranged for additional flights on August 8 and 9 to assist affected passengers and urged travelers to check their official website or contact customer service for details.

Tigerair Taiwan has canceled several flights between Taoyuan/Kaohsiung and Okinawa, as well as flights to Ishigaki Island, for August 8. Additionally, a flight to Seoul Incheon has been rescheduled. Passengers are encouraged to use the "Flight Status" function on Tigerair Taiwan's official website for real-time updates.

EVA Air announced that all flights between Taoyuan and Okinawa on August 8 are canceled. For August 9, the airline will use larger aircraft, specifically Boeing 777-300ERs, for its Taoyuan-Okinawa routes to accommodate passengers. Travelers are advised to consult EVA Air's official website or app for the most current flight information.