AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTyphoon Aftermath: Super Typhoon Champi passed about 10 miles south of Guam early Sunday, leaving widespread damage and power outages. About half the island had electricity by 7:50 a.m.; Tumon hotels reported a mix of utility and generator power. Flight Disruptions: Champi canceled 17 Monday flights at Guam’s airport, affecting United, Korean Air, Jin Air, Air Seoul and Air Busan. Travelers should check directly with airlines for updates. Visitor Safety: An estimated 3,400 hotel guests rode out the storm, and officials continue to urge visitors to follow hotel guidance and remain sheltered until authorities say it is safe. Damage assessments are ongoing, with no timetable yet for a return to normal tourism operations.
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