As China prepares for the arrival of Typhoon Dolphin, Shanghai’s major airports have canceled over 1,300 flights to ensure public safety. Meteorological reports from Sunday morning indicate that the storm is carrying maximum sustained winds of roughly 162 kilometers per hour (101 mph).

Local authorities and aviation officials are monitoring the storm's trajectory closely, as the high wind speeds pose a significant risk to air travel and ground infrastructure. While the cancellations are extensive, they are presented as a precautionary measure to mitigate the impact of the severe weather system as it makes landfall. There is currently no information regarding the specific duration of these flight disruptions or when normal operations are expected to resume, as officials are waiting for the storm to pass before assessing the damage and safety of flight paths.