Bamboo Airways suspends flights to Dien Bien Phu for 1 week
According to the National Center for Hydro-meteorological Forecasting from April 10 to April 17, the Northwest region has dry fog, plus burning smoke from Laos during the shifting season, obstructing visibility and affecting the landscape. serious about mobility.
Bamboo Airways aircraft at Dien Bien Phu airport – Illustration: Duong Ngoc
Specifically, at the morning of April 11, visibility at Dien Bien Phu airport (Dien Bien province) was extremely low – only about 2,000 m, below the standard level of 4,200 m. This has affected flights taking off and landing here, including flights operated by Bamboo Airways.
Therefore, to ensure safety, flights QH1692 to Hanoi – Dien Bien; QH1691, the route from Dien Bien to Hanoi, had to temporarily stop operating. Flights QH1591 and QH1592 with the route Dien Bien – Ho Chi Minh City/HCMC – Dien Bien had to divert to land at Noi Bai airport (Hanoi) to ensure safety.
Other flights scheduled to take off/land at Dien Bien Phu airport between April 10 and 17 must be suspended until the weather shows better signs.
Passengers with scheduled flights on flights affected by this weather incident will be notified directly by the airline.
Similarly, Vasco (a member company of Vietnam Airlines) canceled 4 flights: 0V8202, 0V8204, 0V8203 and V8205 from Dien Bien – Hanoi and vice versa on April 11th.
Weather experts said that high humidity, weak wind, water vapor clinging to the nuclei of condensation are the momentum in the lower layer are factors that create the dry fog layer. Instead, if the wind is strong, the dew particles will be uprooted and dispersed to higher floors. According to experts, the most obvious impact of dry blindness is obstructing vision, causing difficulties in movement, congestion and can cause traffic accidents.
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