Cathay Pacific says it will cancel all departing flights scheduled between 1:15 a.m. and 6 p.m. local time on Sunday, July 26, 2026, as Typhoon Noul approaches Hong Kong. The disruption affects outbound services during a period when the storm is expected to bring difficult weather conditions.
The airline’s move comes as forecasts point to strong winds and heavy showers in Hong Kong early Sunday. Weather-driven cancellations are common when typhoon conditions threaten airport operations, and carriers often adjust schedules in stages as the forecast becomes clearer.
For travelers, the key issue is whether their booking falls within the affected departure window. Passengers booked on Cathay Pacific flights from Hong Kong on Sunday should check their flight status directly with the airline and review available rebooking or refund arrangements tied to canceled services.
The situation may continue to change depending on storm conditions and airport operations later in the day. Travelers heading to or from Hong Kong are likely to see continued schedule updates, especially if Typhoon Noul strengthens or moves more directly across the region.
