Approaching Typhoon Dujuan disrupts flights for Hawaii travelers in Japan
Key Points:
- Typhoon Dujuan is causing heavy rains and disrupting flights in and out of Japan, including at Tokyo's Haneda and Narita airports.
- Delta Air Lines has waived change-of-fare fees for passengers seeking to depart earlier due to the storm's impact.
- Rain has been continuous for two days and is expected to worsen Monday afternoon and evening as the typhoon approaches Tokyo.
- Travelers, including Hawaii residents, are trying to adjust their plans to return home earlier amid concerns about the typhoon.
- Passengers flying to Japan are strongly advised to stay updated with their airlines regarding potential travel changes caused by Dujuan.