The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) announced further flight disruptions as of 1:00 PM PST, directly attributable to the adverse weather conditions brought about by the southwest monsoon (Habagat). A total of 30 flights have been cancelled, with an additional three flights diverted, impacting both domestic and international routes.
A breakdown of affected flights is as follows:
Cancelled Flights:
- Cebu Pacific Air:
- 5J 744: Manila – Hanoi
- 5J 745: Hanoi – Manila
- 5J 747: Hanoi – Manila
- 5J 901: Manila – Caticlan
- 5J 902: Caticlan – Manila
- 5J 565: Manila – Cebu
- 5J 566: Cebu – Manila
- 5J 323: Manila – Bicol
- 5J 324: Bicol – Manila
- 5J 391: Manila – Laguindingan
- 5J 392: Laguindingan – Manila
- 5J 455: Manila – Iloilo
- 5J 456: Iloilo – Manila
- 5J 487: Manila – Bacolod
- 5J 488: Bacolod – Manila
- 5J 508: Manila – Tuguegarao
- 5J 509: Tuguegarao – Manila
- 5J 659: Manila – Tacloban
- 5J 660: Tacloban – Manila
- 5J 993: Manila – General Santos
- 5J 994: General Santos – Manila
- 5J 970: Manila – Davao
- 5J 971: Davao – Manila
- Cebgo:
- DG 6118: Naga – Manila
- DG 6113: Manila – Naga
- DG 6114: Naga – Manila
- DG 7285: Manila – Naga
- DG 7286: Naga – Manila
- Philippine Airlines:
- PR 593: Manila – Hanoi
- PR 594: Hanoi – Manila
Diverted Flights:
- Cebu Pacific Air:
- CEB193: Cauayan – Manila (Diverted to Clark)
- Air Asia:
- APG608: Bacolod – Manila (Diverted to Iloilo)
- Private:
- MEDIC5157: Mactan – Manila (Returned back to Mactan)
CAAP strongly advises all passengers to regularly check the status of their flights directly with their respective airlines for the latest updates.
CAAP continues to actively monitor the prevailing weather conditions and is coordinating closely with all airlines and airport authorities to ensure the safe and efficient movement of air traffic. The safety of passengers and flight crew remains the top priority.
