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Cebu Pacific, AirAsia restore systems after global IT outage
Cebu Pacific and Air Asia have announced the full restoration of their systems following a global IT outage that impacted airlines and businesses worldwide.
Cebu Pacific confirmed that its technology provider, Navitaire, successfully restored all services and servers to full capacity, allowing for normal flight operations.
Passengers are advised to monitor their flight status on the airline's website, and Cebu Pacific expressed gratitude to its staff and passengers for their patience.
AirAsia also reported that all of its systems are back online, although the airline anticipates recovery from delays and cancellations caused by the outage.
Customers of AirAsia can find updates on social media pages and the airline's website.
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