What does the flight warning mean?

Flight warning refers to the warning issued by airlines or air traffic control departments to remind passengers that some flights may be delayed, cancelled or changed. Flight early warning is usually caused by meteorological reasons, airline operation problems or airport security problems, such as strong winds, smog, volcanic ash, mechanical failure and so on.

Flight warning is very important for passengers planning to travel, because it can inform passengers in advance of possible flight problems. If passengers receive flight warnings, they should contact the airlines in time to learn the latest situation and possible change plans. Because in some cases, airlines may offer the choice of connecting flights, changing itineraries or refunding tickets to protect the rights and interests of passengers.

The release and cancellation of flight warning depends on real-time weather, airport safety or flight conditions on board. Airlines, airports and meteorological departments will constantly update flight data to better provide passengers with the latest and most accurate information. When flight warning is issued, passengers should take preventive measures as soon as possible. When the flight warning is cancelled, passengers should continue to pay attention to confirm whether the flight has resumed normal operation.