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Tuesday, February 14, 2017

NUMBER OF CANCELLED AND DELAYED FLIGHTS EXPECTED TO RISE ON MARCH

The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) has suspended the operation of the Surigao City airport after Friday's 6.7 magnitude earthquake damaged their runway.  CAAP said repair and rehabilitation of the damaged runway is estimated to last for a month. Though they are not quite sure if it will be operational by March 10.  The quake partially damaged the concrete 1700 meter runway 18/36 of the Surigao airport, according to Evangeline Daba ,CAAP Area Center XII manager They added that there may also be a need to conduct aerial survey to assess the damage.  Palexpress and Cebu Pacific operate daily flights to the said airport from Manila. Surigao flights will be diverted to Butuan Airport during the rehabilitation.       However, it is not only the flights to and from Surigao will have a problem but all flights including NAIA.  The Civil Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) on Monday announced the temporary shut down of one of the three major radars, the Tagaytay radar  will undergo maintenance and upgrade on March 6-11, and this will result to reduced flights during that period. Tagaytay radar is among the radars used by the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA).   CAAP said the number of flights per hour will be reduced during these period. Passengers are advised to coordinate with airlines their flight schedules.  The airlines were given until this week to finalize their slots for March 6-11. Meanwhile, two radars will remain operational during the maintenance and upgrading of Tagaytay radar. The upgrading will also include the radar in a new system called the Communications, Navigation, Surveillance / Air Traffic Management (CNS/ATM). The upgrade of the Tagaytay Radar system is said to make the air traffic flow better and more efficient.  Source: ABS-CBN News RECOMMENDED: ON JAKATIA PAWA'S EXECUTION: "WE DID EVERYTHING.." -DFA  BELLO ASSURES DECISION ON MORATORIUM MAY COME OUT ANYTIME SOON  SEN. JOEL VILLANUEVA  SUPPORTS DEPLOYMENT BAN ON HSWS IN KUWAIT  AT LEAST 71 OFWS ON DEATH ROW ABROAD  DEPLOYMENT MORATORIUM, NOW! -OFW GROUPS  BE CAREFUL HOW YOU TREAT YOUR HSWS  PRESIDENT DUTERTE WILL VISIT UAE AND KSA, HERE'S WHY  MANPOWER AGENCIES AND RECRUITMENT COMPANIES TO BE HIT DIRECTLY BY HSW DEPLOYMENT MORATORIUM IN KUWAIT  UAE TO START IMPLEMENTING 5%VAT STARTING 2018  REMEMBER THIS 7 THINGS IF YOU ARE APPLYING FOR HOUSEKEEPING JOB IN JAPAN  KENYA , THE LEAST TOXIC COUNTRY IN THE WORLD; SAUDI ARABIA, MOST TOXIC   "JUNIOR CITIZEN "  BILL TO BENEFIT POOR FAMILIES




The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) has suspended the operation of the Surigao City airport after Friday's 6.7 magnitude earthquake damaged their runway.

CAAP said repair and rehabilitation of the damaged runway is estimated to last for a month. Though they are not quite sure if it will be operational by March 10.

The quake partially damaged the concrete 1700 meter runway 18/36 of the Surigao airport, a
ccording to Evangeline Daba ,CAAP Area Center XII manager
They added that there may also be a need to conduct aerial survey to assess the damage.

Palexpress and Cebu Pacific operate daily flights to the said airport from Manila.
Surigao flights will be diverted to Butuan Airport during the rehabilitation.



However, it is not only the flights to and from Surigao will have a problem but all flights including NAIA.

The Civil Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) on Monday announced the temporary shut down of one of the three major radars, the Tagaytay radar  will undergo maintenance and upgrade on March 6-11, and this will result to reduced flights during that period. Tagaytay radar is among the radars used by the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA).

 CAAP said the number of flights per hour will be reduced during these period. Passengers are advised to coordinate with airlines their flight schedules.

The airlines were given until this week to finalize their slots for March 6-11.
Meanwhile, two radars will remain operational during the maintenance and upgrading of Tagaytay radar.
The upgrading will also include the radar in a new system called the Communications, Navigation, Surveillance / Air Traffic Management (CNS/ATM). The upgrade of the Tagaytay Radar system is said to make the air traffic flow better and more efficient.

Source: ABS-CBN News








The following Cebu Pacific and Cebgo flights have been cancelled:
March 6, 2017 (Monday)
Cebu Pacific Flights

5J487/488     Manila – Bacolod – Manila

5J 397/398     Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila

5J 885/886     Manila – Cotabato – Manila

5J 953/954    Manila – Davao – Manila

5J 997/998    Manila – Gensan – Manila

5J 457/458    Manila – Iloilo – Manila

5J 339/340    Manila – Kalibo – Manila

5J 325/326    Manila – Legazpi – Manila
5J 639/640    Manila – Puerto Princesa – Manila
5J 855/856    Manila – Zamboanga – Manila
5J 857/858    Manila – Zamboanga – Manila

Cebgo Flights

DG 6245/6246 Manila – Caticlan – Manila

DG 6026/6027 Manila – Cauayan – Manila

DG 6317/6318     Manila – Kalibo – Manila

DG 6323/6324     Manila – Kalibo – Manila

DG 6193/6194 Manila – Legazpi – Manila

DG 6195/6196 Manila – Legazpi – Manila

DG 6117/6118 Manila – Naga – Manila

March 7, 2017 (Tuesday)
Cebu Pacific Flights

5J 483/484     Manila – Bacolod – Manila

5J 487/488     Manila – Bacolod – Manila

5J 379/380     Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila

5J 397/398     Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila

5J 399/400     Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila

5J 567/568     Manila – Cebu – Manila

5J 572/571     Cebu – Manila – Cebu

5J 891/892     Manila – Caticlan – Manila
5J 339/340    Manila – Kalibo – Manila
5J 327/328    Manila – Legazpi – Manila
5J 639/640    Manila – Puerto Princesa – Manila
5J 617/618    Manila – Tagbilaran – Manila
5J 506/507    Manila – Tuguegarao – Manila

Cebgo Flights

DG 6245/6246 Manila – Caticlan – Manila

DG 6024/6025 Manila – Cauayan – Manila

DG 6026/6027 Manila – Cauayan – Manila

DG 6317/6318     Manila – Kalibo – Manila

DG 6323/6324     Manila – Kalibo – Manila

DG 6195/6196 Manila – Legazpi – Manila

DG 6113/6114 Manila – Naga – Manila

DG 6117/6118 Manila – Naga – Manila



March 8, 2017 (Wednesday)

Cebu Pacific Flights

5J 483/484     Manila – Bacolod – Manila

5J 485/486     Manila – Bacolod – Manila

5J 487/488     Manila – Bacolod – Manila

5J 555/578    Manila – Cebu – Manila

5J 565/566    Manila – Cebu – Manila

5J 977/978    Manila – Davao – Manila

5J 995/996    Manila – Gensan – Manila

5J 339/340    Manila – Kalibo – Manila
5J 639/640    Manila – Puerto Princesa – Manila
5J 649/650    Manila – Tacloban – Manila
5J 855/856    Manila – Zamboanga – Manila

Cebgo Flights

DG 6245/6246 Manila – Caticlan – Manila

DG 6024/6025 Manila – Cauayan – Manila

DG 6317/6318     Manila – Kalibo – Manila

DG 6323/6324     Manila – Kalibo – Manila

DG 6193/6194 Manila – Legazpi – Manila

DG 6195/6196 Manila – Legazpi – Manila

DG 6111/6112 Manila – Naga – Manila

DG 6113/6114 Manila – Naga – Manila

March 9, 2017 (Thursday)
Cebu Pacific Flights

5J 481/482     Manila – Bacolod – Manila

5J 483/484     Manila – Bacolod – Manila

5J 397/398     Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila

5J 565/566    Manila – Cebu – Manila

5J 647/648    Manila – Puerto Princesa – Manila

5J 649/650    Manila – Tacloban – Manila

5J 617/618    Manila – Tagbilaran – Manila

5J 506/507    Manila – Tuguegarao – Manila
5J 853/854    Manila – Zamboanga – Manila

Cebgo Flights

DG 6245/6246 Manila – Caticlan – Manila

DG 6026/6027 Manila – Cauayan – Manila

DG 6323/6324     Manila – Kalibo – Manila

DG 6193/6194 Manila – Legazpi – Manila

DG 6195/6196 Manila – Legazpi – Manila

DG 6113/6114 Manila – Naga – Manila

DG 6117/6118 Manila – Naga – Manila

March 10, 2017 (Friday)
Cebu Pacific Flights

5J 483/484     Manila – Bacolod – Manila

5J 487/488     Manila – Bacolod – Manila

5J 383/384     Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila

5J 391/392     Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila

5J 969/972    Manila – Davao – Manila

5J 977/978    Manila – Davao – Manila

5J 627/628    Manila – Dumaguete – Manila

5J 445/446    Manila – Iloilo – Manila
5J 457/458    Manila – Iloilo – Manila
5J 339/340    Manila – Kalibo – Manila
5J 635/636    Manila – Puerto Princesa – Manila
5J 639/640    Manila – Puerto Princesa – Manila
5J 649/650    Manila – Tacloban – Manila
5J 855/856    Manila – Zamboanga – Manila
5J 859/860    Manila – Zamboanga – Manila


Cebgo Flights

DG 6245/6246 Manila – Caticlan – Manila

DG 6024/6025 Manila – Cauayan – Manila

DG 6026/6027 Manila – Cauayan – Manila

DG 6317/6318     Manila – Kalibo – Manila

DG 6323/6324     Manila – Kalibo – Manila

DG 6195/6196 Manila – Legazpi – Manila

DG 6111/6112 Manila – Naga – Manila

DG 6117/6118 Manila – Naga – Manila



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