Air Canada is beginning to resume flights to southern China after Typhoon Dolphin disrupted air travel in the region, according to the latest airline update.

The typhoon brought significant weather conditions to the region, forcing airlines to adjust flight schedules and affecting passengers travelling between Canada and Asia.

Air Canada is now working to restore affected services, although passengers could still experience schedule changes, delays or altered connections as operations return to normal.

The disruption comes during the busy summer travel period, when large numbers of Canadians are travelling internationally. Weather-related interruptions can create additional pressure on airports and airline networks as carriers attempt to reposition aircraft and accommodate affected passengers.

Travellers booked on flights to southern China are being advised to check their flight status before heading to the airport and monitor airline notifications for any last-minute changes.

The latest development also highlights how severe weather events in Asia can have consequences for Canada's international aviation network, particularly on long-haul routes connecting Canadian airports with major Asian destinations.

With flights gradually returning, the focus is now on restoring regular schedules and clearing any remaining disruption for affected passengers.