Several flights were either canceled or delayed after a power outage hit the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 on Labor Day, May 1.
A list compiled by the NAIA management and the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines showed that the affected flights were the following:
CANCELED
5J 504/503 Manila-Tuguegarao-Manila
5J 325/326 Manila-Daraga-Manila
5J 383/384 Manila-Cagayan-Manila
5J 196/197 Manila- Cauayan-Manila
5J 703/704 Manila-Dipolog-Manila
5J 637/638 Manila- Puerto Princesa-Manila
5J 911/912 Manila- Caticlan-Manila
5J 553/554 Manila-Cebu-Manila
5J 617/618 Manila- Panglao-Manila
5J 483/484 Manila- Bacolod-Manila
5J 951/952 Manila-Davao-Manila
5J 793/794 Manila- Butuan-Manila
5J 859/860 Manila- Zamboanga-Manila
5J 993/994 Manila- General Santos-Manila
5J 781/782 Manila- Ozamiz-Manila
5J 909/910 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
5J 449/450 Manila-Iloilo-Manila
5J 659/660 Manila-Tacloban-Manila
5J 887/888 Manila- Cotabato-Manila
5J 773/774 Manila- Pagadian-Manila
5J 629/630 Manila-Dumaguete-Manila
5J 581/582 Manila-Cebu-Manila
5J 977/978 Manila-Davao-Manila
5J 391/392 Manila- Cagayan-Manila
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DELAYED
5J 374/375 Manila-Roxas-Manila
5J 452 Iloilo-Manila
5J 448 Iloilo-Manila
5J 961/962 Manila-Davao-Manila
5J 963/964 Manila-Davao-Manila
“Per Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) advisory, only domestic flights were affected by the power outage. All international flights will operate as scheduled,” CAAP said in a statement.
“Recovery flights are anticipated to accommodate stranded travelers, and airlines are already assisting passengers with rebooking and refunds. The CAAP is working closely with airlines to ensure that all affected passengers are taken care of.”
In a separate statement, the MIAA said the power outage occurred at 1:05 a.m.
The MIAA apologized to travelers “for the inconvenience that the situation may have brought to them.”
“MIAA operations personnel are now continuously doing the rounds of Terminal 3 to provide assistance to passengers and answer inquiries they might have,” it said.
On January 1, a power outage knocked out the air traffic management system at NAIA, forcing the cancellation of hundreds of flights and affecting thousands of passengers.
