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Typhoon Dujuan Causes Flight and Rail Service Suspensions in Chiba Prefecture

4 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 21
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What happened

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Typhoon Dujuan brought strong winds and heavy rainfall to the Kanto region, prompting widespread travel disruptions in Japan. On Monday, September 21, All Nippon Airways cancelled 140 flights, and Japan Airlines cancelled 135 flights. Additionally, rail operators suspended services on numerous lines across Tokyo and neighboring regions, including parts of Chiba Prefecture.

From channelnewsasia.com, newsonjapan.com, aljazeera.com

Why it matters

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The severe weather event caused operational shutdowns for major airlines and public transport networks in the capital region. The suspensions and cancellations directly impact the supply of passenger transport services and affect the operational revenue of involved companies.

From channelnewsasia.com, aljazeera.com, newsonjapan.com

Who's involved

  • All Nippon AirwaysJapanese airline that cancelled 140 flights and suspended operations at Hachijojima Airport
  • Japan AirlinesJapanese flag-carrier airline that cancelled 135 flights
  • Chiba PrefecturePrefecture in Japan where service suspensions and rail disruptions occurred
  • Hachijojima AirportAirport in Chiba Prefecture where All Nippon Airways suspended flight operations
  • Japan Meteorological AgencyAgency that issued warnings regarding expected rainfall and wind intensification

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • All Nippon AirwaysSpeculative

    All Nippon Airways might see reduced revenue due to the operational suspension and 140 flight cancellations

  • Japan AirlinesSpeculative

    Japan Airlines might see reduced revenue due to the operational suspension and 135 flight cancellations

  • Hachijojima AirportSpeculative

    Hachijojima Airport could experience a loss of traffic and revenue due to flight cancellations

  • TokyoSpeculative

    The Tokyo metropolitan area might face increased costs for local transit networks due to rail disruptions

  • Chiba PrefectureSpeculative

    Chiba Prefecture might see increased costs for infrastructure maintenance due to landslide warnings and heavy rain

  • KisarazuSpeculative

    Local transit networks in Kisarazu might face reduced demand and service costs due to rail service suspensions

How it developed

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  1. Typhoon forces flight cancellations and rail disruptions in Chiba Prefecture.1 source
  2. Typhoon Dujuan caused flight cancellations and service suspensions in Chiba, impacting JAL and ANA.1 source

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