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Discover the latest on Songshan Airport’s temporary suspension due to thunderstorms, affecting flights and causing potential delays. Stay informed with updates from the CAA and weather advisories.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s weather as the CWA issues a heavy rain advisory, affecting flights at Songshan Airport. Stay informed on travel updates and safety tips.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s Songshan Airport suspension due to thunderstorms, affecting flights and prompting alerts in 16 counties. Stay updated with real-time info on the CAA’s official website.

Discover the latest on the heavy rain advisory affecting 19 counties and cities in Taiwan, including flight delays at Taipei Songshan and Taichung Airports. Stay updated with the CAA’s travel advice.

Discover how severe summer thunderstorms have led to multiple disruptions at Taipei Songshan Airport, affecting flights and ground operations. Learn about the measures taken during these weather events.

Severe thunderstorms affects flights at Songshan Airport, including a heavy rain warning for nine counties and travel advisories. Stay updated on potential delays.

Discover the harrowing experience of Frank Hsieh, head of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in Japan, as his plane was struck by lightning after takeoff from Songshan, sparking a moment of reflection and a light-hearted conclusion.

A pregnant woman gave birth on an EVA Air flight from Tokyo to Taipei, with both mother and child reported safe. The Civil Aeronautics Administration confirmed the successful landing at Taipei Songshan Airport. EVA Air has specific guidelines for pregnant passengers, including restrictions on flying after 36 weeks for single pregnancies and after 32 weeks for multiple pregnancies. Pregnant women between 28 and 35 weeks must complete a medical information sheet approved by the company’s doctor before flying.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Agriculture is recruiting four dog handlers for its Animal and Plant Health Inspection Agency. The positions offer a starting salary of NT＄37,769 per month, plus an additional NT＄7,700 allowance for outstations. Handlers must have at least one year of related experience and be available for shifts and business travel. They also need a good understanding of dogs, an outgoing personality, and the ability to work independently. The positions are divided among Taipei Songshan Airport, Taoyuan International Airport, and Kinmen Shuitou Pier, with potential relocation to Kaohsiung Airport or Taichung Airport.

Starting Jan. 1, 2024, taxis from the Taipei Songshan Airport will charge a $50 stay service fee, aligning with fees at Taoyuan and Kaohsiung airports. This decision, made following evaluations by the taxi fare review committees of Taipei and New Taipei cities, aims to address rigorous competition and rising operational costs in the industry. Passengers traveling through the airport, also known as Taipei International Airport, should take note of the new transportation cost changes, especially during peak travel periods such as New Year’s Day, the Lunar New Year, and the 228 holidays. The airport authorities have urged scheduled taxi operators to provide quality service and inform passengers about the fee change through verbal explanations and in-vehicle signs. Additionally, the airport offers free parking for the first 30 minutes, providing some relief for those being dropped off by family members.

New Taipei Mayor Hou Yu-ih departed from Taipei’s Songshan Airport for Japan to boost bilateral ties between Japan and Taiwan early on Monday (July 31) morning.

AMD Chair and CEO Lisa T. Su arrived on a private jet at Taipei Songshan Airport around 2 p.m. on Monday (July 17). Her conferment ceremony for an honorary doctoral degree was initially scheduled for the same day and postponed to Thursday (July 20).

The ruling Democratic Progressive Party’s (DPP) candidate for the Taipei legislative by-election Enoch Wu (吳怡農) unveiled his first policies aimed at attracting voters on Wednesday (Dec. 8).

外國人來台灣玩，卻常常被機場名稱搞得暈頭轉向，因為不論是桃園機場或是松山機場，機票上都寫TAIPEI，導致很多旅客應該到桃園搭機，卻不小心跑到台北來；不只如此，就連捷運英文名稱也不一樣，松山機場捷運叫做SONGSHAN AIRPORT，但是機場招牌卻寫著TAIPEI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT，也是常常讓外國旅客充滿疑惑。