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Manila Worldwide Airport mentioned no less than 282 worldwide and home flights had been both delayed, canceled, or diverted to different regional airports
Manila’s worldwide airport resumed restricted operation following the partial restoration of the technical glitch that resulted within the diversion, cancellations, and delays of over 280 flights beginning Sunday midday.
“The system has been partially restored, thereby permitting restricted flight operations,” the Manila Worldwide Airport Authority (MIAA) mentioned in an advisory.
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The MIAA mentioned no less than 282 worldwide and home flights had been both delayed, canceled, or diverted to different regional airports, affecting round 56,000 passengers on the Ninoy Aquino Worldwide Airport (NAIA), Xinhua information company reported.
“The MIAA and the Airline Operators Council are engaged on a restoration schedule of flights that had been canceled,” the advisory learn.
Following partially restoring its air site visitors administration system, the MIAA mentioned the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines has begun accepting flights into the NAIA.
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