Noi Bai Airport Faces Flight Disruptions Due to Severe Thunderstorms and Strong Winds
On the night of June 4th, Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi experienced severe thunderstorms and gusts up to Beaufort scale 9, causing significant flight disruptions, including temporary halts in aircraft arrivals. Meteorological authorities attribute this to unstable atmospheric conditions.
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