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Super Typhoon Champi: Hong Kong airlines cancel at least 12 Taiwan, Japan flights

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Airlines in Hong Kong have cancelled or rescheduled more than a dozen flights to and from Taiwan and Japan due to Super Typhoon Champi, with further disruption expected in the coming days. Announcements of flight cancellations from Taiwanese airlines also followed, noting flights between Hong Kong a

What the coverage shows

Both outlets frame Champi as a transportation disruption, but Reuters is broader, leading with Taiwan issuing a land warning and more than 200 regional flight cancellations. The South China Morning Post is more specific to Hong Kong airlines, saying more than a dozen Taiwan and Japan flights were cancelled or rescheduled and naming HK Express alone for 10 Hong Kong-Taiwan cancellations. Reuters alone also mentions changes to a major US-Japan military exercise.

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