Wind causes four flights to divert at Madeira Airport
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Wind causes four flights to divert at Madeira Airport

SAPO Notícias8 September 2026 at 16:07

Four flights were diverted from Madeira Airport due to adverse weather conditions. The maximum wind gust reached 74 kilometres per hour, with average wind exceeding the operational limits established for aircraft landing. Operations at the airport were affected during this period of intense wind.

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