On April 30, Singapore Airlines (SIA) and its budget carrier Scoot experienced significant delays due to severe thunderstorms affecting southern China. The inclement weather, which brought torrential rains, led to disruptions across various airports, impacting numerous flight schedules.
Flight Delays
SIA reported delays in two of its key flights returning to Singapore. Flight SQ825 from Shanghai and flight SQ801 from Beijing were both postponed as a result of the adverse weather conditions, causing inconvenience to passengers and adjustments in flight operations. Similarly, Scoot faced disruptions across four of its scheduled flights, further illustrating the extensive impact of the stormy weather on air travel.
Airline Response
Both airlines responded promptly to the situation, with SIA confirming the delays and attributing them directly to the stormy conditions. The airlines have been actively communicating with affected passengers to manage their travel plans and minimize disruption. The situation remains fluid, with both carriers monitoring the weather and planning accordingly to ensure passenger safety and minimize further delays.
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