Typhoon Dujuan Forces Cancellation of 275+ Flights at Tokyo's Haneda Airport
Why It MattersSeasonal typhoon activity continues to periodically disrupt Tokyo's air travel hub, underscoring recurring operational risk for carriers serving Japan's busiest airports during storm season.
Typhoon Dujuan disrupted operations at Tokyo's Haneda Airport on September 21, 2026, leading All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines to cancel more than 275 flights combined. Japan's Meteorological Agency designated the storm as Typhoon No. 25, noting sustained winds of approximately 78 knots as its center tracked northeast through the southern Izu Islands, with forecasters expecting it to remain offshore to the south and east of the Tokyo region through the evening.
At 5:30 p.m. local time, Haneda Airport's official weather report recorded wind gusts of 40 knots and heavy rain, with visibility reduced to one mile. Both All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines offered fee-free rebooking and refunds to passengers affected by the cancellations.
