Tag: flight operations

CAAP: Commercial flight ops not allowed in 23 airports so far

(Eagle News)–Commercial flight operations have not resumed in 23 airports in the country as of June 18, the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines said. According to CAAP,  of the 23, Dumaguete airport, Camiguin airport, Sanga Sanga airport, Bohol-Panglao airport, Marinduque airport, Bacolod Silay airport, Iloilo International Airport, Butuan airport, Kalibo international airport, Roxas airport, Caticlan airport, Maasin airport, Hilongos airport, Guian airport, Laoag international airport, Tuguegarao airport and Calbayog airport  are still not operational. […]

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AirAsia releases updated list of flights

(Eagle News)–AirAsia has released its updated list of flights. According to the local carrier, the following updated schedules are based on new developments following coordination with local partners in government, including local government units: AirAsia said its domestic flights will be temporarily moved to terminal 3 of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport, from the previous location of terminal 4. “The temporary suspension of terminal 4 operations is until further notice,” the local carrier said. It […]

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Cebu Pacific cancels flights between General Santos, Manila effective Saturday, June 6

(Eagle News)–Cebu Pacific has cancelled several of its flights effective Saturday, June 6. In an advisory, the airline said the  following  are cancelled until further notice: 5J 995 Manila-General Santos 5J 996 General Santos-Manila Cebu Pacific said the cancellation was “due to restrictions imposed by the local government of General Santos City.” “Passengers on these cancelled flights may choose to either rebook, get a full refund or put the cost of the ticket in a […]

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MIAA releases list of operational commercial flights for Friday, May 29

(Eagle News)–The Manila International Airport Authority has released its list of operational commercial flights. MIAA said the list was as of Friday, May 29: MIAA said flight schedules may be subject to changes. Earlier, MIAA said all flight operations are concentrated at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1 in a bid to reduce the risk of airport workers to the COVID-19 virus. The Philippines has so far reported over 15000 cases.  

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MIAA releases list of operational commercial flights for Tuesday, May 19

(Eagle News)–The Manila International Airport Authority has released its list of operational commercial flights. MIAA said the list was for Tuesday, May 19: Flight schedules may be subject to changes. All flight operations are also concentrated at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1 in a bid to reduce the risk of airport workers to the COVID-19 virus. Earlier, Cebu Pacific said the cancellation of its flights was extended until May 31 in view of […]

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MIAA releases list of operational flights as of Saturday, April 4

(Eagle News)–The Manila International Airport Authority has released its list of operational flights today. MIAA said the list was as of Saturday, April 4: MIAA said flight schedules may change at any given time. In such cases, it said, passengers should coordinate with the airline. President Rodrigo Duterte has imposed an enhanced community quarantine in Luzon to contain the coronavirus disease 2019. MIAA has announced flight operations would be concentrated in the Ninoy Aquino International […]

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NAIA resumes flight operations

(Eagle News)-Airport authorities on Monday, Jan. 13, announced the resumption of  flight operations at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport. In a statement, the Manila International  Airport Authority and the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines said departures are allowed starting 10 a.m. while arrivals  started resuming again by  noon today. “This however will be subject to terminal capacity of the 4 Naia Terminals and airline consent,” the statement said. The statement said priority will be […]

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