[The Epoch Times, September 22, 2022](Comprehensive report by The Epoch Times reporter Li Jing) On September 21, airports across Chinaflightcancelled on a large scale.According to official data, same-day flights nationwideCancellation ratenearly 60%.
On the evening of the 21st, airports across ChinaflightNews of widespread cancellations circulated online. When some mainland netizens were about to take a flight on the evening of the 21st, they found that the flight had a “large-scale cancellation” notice. Some netizens even went to 4 airports and were unable to board the plane and return home.
Some netizens posted on Weibo that airports in Nanjing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Xiamen and other places cancelled at least 1,228 flights on the 21st.
Some netizens questioned on Twitter, “Is the epidemic prevention and control escalating? Or is there a major event in Beijing?” There have been a lot of cancellations recently.” In addition, many messages are hidden from reading.
According to the data of the “Flight Manager” platform, as of 10:00 on September 21, Guiyang Longdongbao Airport had cancelled 539 flights.Cancellation rate99%; Lhasa Gonggar Airport cancelled 157 flights, with a cancellation rate of 98%; Chengdu Tianfu Airport cancelled 752 flights, with a cancellation rate of 87%; Urumqi Diwopu Airport cancelled 476 flights, with a cancellation rate of 79%.
Tianjin Binhai International Airport353 flights were cancelled, with a cancellation rate of 74%; Chengdu Shuangliu Airport cancelled 397 flights, with a cancellation rate of 65%;Beijing Capital International Airport622 flights were cancelled, with a cancellation rate of 60%; Harbin Taiping Airport cancelled 275 flights, with a cancellation rate of 56%; Xi’an Xianyang International Airport cancelled 555 flights, with a cancellation rate of 56%.
Shanghai Pudong International Airport652 flights were cancelled, with a cancellation rate of 54%; Nanjing Lukou International Airport cancelled 378 flights, with a cancellation rate of 54%; Shenzhen Bao’an Airport cancelled 542 flights, with a cancellation rate of 51%; Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport cancelled 560 flights, with a cancellation rate of 40% %.
As of 22:35 on September 21, there were 16,062 scheduled flights nationwide, 6,251 flights had been executed, and 9,583 flights had been cancelled, with a cancellation rate of 59.66%.
Responsible editor: Hu Yulong#