Ilang flights sa NAIA, na-delay dahil sa aberya sa software; normal na operasyon, naibalik na
Ilang flights sa NAIA, na-delay dahil sa aberya sa software; normal na operasyon, naibalik na
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00:00 Some flights in NIA experienced a delay in connecting to the software of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines or CAAP.
00:09 We got more details from Benji Durango live. Benji?
00:14 The official statement of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines or CAAP about the glitch in the Air Traffic Management Center of NIA has not been released yet.
00:28 The normal operation in Paliparan has returned but this afternoon, some passengers experienced a delay in the departure area.
00:36 Around 12 o'clock earlier, these pictures were spread on social media where passengers were gathered in Paliparan.
00:46 There were crew members who were just waiting in the hallway while waiting to return to the operation.
00:53 In the morning, the advisory of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines or CAAP said that they need to delay the 10 minutes from the previous 2 minutes
01:03 of the interval of each departing flights of some international and domestic bound flights because of the Iberia software.
01:11 This is to ensure the safety of the passengers leaving NIA.
01:15 Although the glitch was fixed and the normal operation of NIA returned around 2.21 p.m., it caused ripple effect or adjustments in flight schedules.
01:28 There is no report of cancelled flights that CAAP is accepting but some airline companies have already announced the possible cancellation of some flights.
01:37 The cancelled flights are not listed in the list of Philippine Airlines and AirAsia but Cebu Pacific Air, 5 flights that traveled to Manila, Cagayan de Oro, Iloilo, Bacolod, Cebu, Davao and back to Manila were cancelled today.
01:53 Meanwhile, they are advising passengers to re-book or refund their tickets or to fund the travel fund that they can use in the future.
02:08 Back to you in the studio.
02:10 Thank you very much Benji Durango.