Is it safe to fly in typhoon days?

Generally speaking, it is forbidden to take off in typhoon weather, because typhoons are mainly low-pressure intervention airflow at the lower level and anti-cyclone outflow airflow at the upper level. In this case, the plane will bump violently when taking off and ascending, and the fuselage of the plane is in an uncontrollable state, which will greatly affect flight safety.

When the flight is forced to cancel due to typhoon, the crew should be on standby at any time to prepare for the flight recovery after typhoon. Pilots should also establish active and effective communication with other departments to confirm the follow-up operation of flights and monitor the typhoon dynamics. Take off when conditions permit. Before the flight, the crew should judge the position and trajectory of the typhoon according to the meteorological cloud picture, so as to make preparations for reasonably bypassing the typhoon on the air route.