Flight cancellations to take place at Sabiha Gökçen Airport
Due to adverse weather conditions expected in Istanbul tomorrow, it has been announced that some flights at Sabiha Gökçen Airport will be canceled. The Aviation and Electronic Research and Development Enterprise (HEAŞ) made a statement regarding the matter on its social media account.
The statement made on HEAŞ's social media account included the following:
"Due to the adverse meteorological conditions expected at Sabiha Gökçen Airport on 26.07.2024, a decision was taken at the MADKOM meeting. According to the decision taken at MADKOM, 5 percent of flights until 15.00 will be canceled. You can track your flight via the airline's website and call center."
It was stated that passengers should monitor their flight status through the websites and call centers of their respective airlines.
ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS
In line with meteorological forecasts, severe wind and precipitation are expected in Istanbul tomorrow. As these adverse weather conditions may affect flight safety, the decision was made to cancel some flights.
To avoid any inconvenience, passengers are strongly advised to obtain up-to-date information regarding their planned flights from their airline companies.
FLIGHTS TO BE CANCELED
It was stated that the flight cancellations will primarily cover flights from the morning hours until noon. The cancellation rate has been set at 5 percent, and which specific flights will be canceled will be clarified through announcements from the airline companies.
For more information regarding flight cancellations, you can follow the official websites and social media accounts of Sabiha Gökçen Airport and the relevant airline companies.
News Source: 12punto
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