Cathay Pacific plans to resume operation for Taipei flights

2012-08-02 — /travelprnews.com/ — Cathay Pacific Airways announced that based on the latest weather forecast regarding Typhoon Saola, it plans to resume operation of Taipei flights from 10:00pm on 2 August. The following flights originally scheduled to depart today have been delayed to tomorrow (3 August):

Flight No	Route	Scheduled Dep Time	New Dep time (3 Aug)
CX421	Incheon to Taipei	09:30	02:45
CX421	Taipei to Hong Kong	12:00	05:00
CX494	Hong Kong to Taipei	10:40	02:30
CX495	Taipei to Hong Kong	13:30	05:15
CX564	Hong Kong to Taipei	13:20	04:55
CX564	Taipei to Osaka	16:05	07:30
CX466	Hong Kong to Taipei	13:35	02:30
CX405	Taipei to Hong Kong	16:15	05:10
CX420	Hong Kong to Taipei	14:25	05:30
CX420	Taipei to Incheon	17:10	08:30
CX451	Narita to Taipei	15:55	09:00
CX451	Taipei to Hong Kong	19:35	12:30
CX531	Nagoya to Taipei	17:05	09:00
CX531	Taipei to Hong Kong	20:10	12:00
CX400	Hong Kong to Taipei	16:30	03:00
CX401	Taipei to Hong Kong	19:20	05:45
CX470	Hong Kong to Taipei	17:45	06:45
CX402	Hong Kong to Taipei	18:40	04:40
CX464	Hong Kong to Taipei	19:25	03:30
CX468	Hong Kong to Taipei	20:00	07:35
CX408	Hong Kong to Taipei	22:40	05:40

In addition to its scheduled services, Cathay Pacific will operate an additional flight to and from Taipei.

Flight No.	Route	Scheduled Dep Time
CX2406	Hong Kong to Taipei	22:00
CX2405	Taipei to Hong Kong	00:45 (3 August)

Flights which have been cancelled are:

Flight No.	Route	Scheduled Dep Time
CX406	Hong Kong to Taipei	12:30
CX467	Taipei to Hong Kong	15:25

 

Passengers whose flights are cancelled are advised not to go to the airport. Cathay Pacific will assist with alternative arrangements for affected passengers and they are advised to review booking changes and update their contact details for receiving the latest flight status updates via SMS or email in Manage My Booking at www.cathaypacific.com.

Flights on 2 and 3 August may be subject to further changes. Passengers are advised to first check the latest flight information on the airline’s website, www.cathaypacific.com, before departing for the airport.

Cathay Pacific continues to monitor the situation closely and will issue further updates once more information becomes available. The airline regrets any inconvenience this may cause and hopes for passengers’ understanding.

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