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Chapecó airport resumes commercial flights after tornado damage
Chapecó’s airport resumed commercial flights on Sunday, Nov.
8.
The Serafim Enoss Bertaso Airport serves Chapecó in western Santa Catarina, Brazil.
A tornado damaged the airport on Wednesday, Nov.
4.
Its operations were suspended after the tornado passed.
Flights returned four days later.
The restart restores commercial air service at the airport after the disruption.
No further details about the damage or future operations were given.
Chapecó’s Serafim Enoss Bertaso Airport resumed commercial flights on Sunday, November 8.
Flights had been suspended after tornado damage.
The tornado passed through the area on Wednesday, November 4.
The airport is in Chapecó, in western Santa Catarina, Brazil.
- Who
- Chapecó’s Serafim Enoss Bertaso Airport resumed commercial flights.
- What
- Commercial flights resumed after airport operations were suspended because of tornado damage.
- When
- Sunday, November 8, four days after operations were suspended on Wednesday, November 4.
- Where
- Chapecó, in western Santa Catarina, Brazil.
- Why
- Operations had been suspended after a tornado caused damage.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
A tornado passed through the area, and airport operations were suspended.
The airport resumed receiving commercial flights.
- Airport
- Serafim Enoss Bertaso Airport
- Location
- Chapecó, western Santa Catarina
- Flights resumed
- Sunday, November 8
- Operations suspended
- Wednesday, November 4