On March 27th, the outer layer of the terminal building roof at Kunming Changshui International Airport in Yunnan Province, southern China, was blown away by strong winds, causing debris to scatter in the air.

On the evening of March 27th, the official Weibo account of Kunming Airport (Kunming Changshui International Airport) issued a situation report, stating: At around 11:50 PM on March 27th, due to rare short-duration severe wind weather (with gusts exceeding 27 meters per second), part of the metal roof of Terminal 1 (T1) at Kunming Airport was lifted, and some white flexible thermal insulation materials fell off. Upon inspection, no injuries were reported at the scene, and neither aircraft nor vehicles were damaged. The main structure of the terminal building was unaffected.

Currently, Kunming Airport is operating normally, with additional personnel stationed in the terminal building and related areas to ensure the safety of passengers. Kunming Airport immediately organized personnel and equipment to repair the damaged roof and actively took measures to reinforce it. We appreciate the concern from all sectors of society regarding Kunming Airport.

The video was provided with permission from local media.

3月27日，云南昆明长水国际机场的航站楼屋顶外层被强风吹散，有碎片在风中乱飞。
3月27日晚，昆明机场（昆明长水国际机场）官方微博发布情况通报，称：3月27日11时50分许，受罕见短时大风天气影响（阵风超27米/秒），昆明机场T1航站楼金属屋面局部被掀起，部分白色软性保温材料脱落。经核查，现场无人员受伤，航空器及车辆设备未受到损伤，航站楼主体结构未受影响。目前，昆明机场运行正常，机场在航站楼及相关区域增派人员值守，确保旅客出行安全。昆明机场已立即组织人员及设备对受损屋面进行抢修，并积极采取措施进行加固。感谢社会各界对昆明机场的关心。