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Cebu Pacific cancels GenSan flights until further notice
Cebu Pacific has canceled flights to and from General Santos effective Saturday until further notice due to local government restrictions.
The affected flights include 5J 995 from Manila to General Santos and 5J 996 from General Santos to Manila.
Passengers impacted by these cancellations can choose between a full refund, rebooking their flight within three months with waived fees and fare differences, or placing their ticket value in a travel fund.
The Manila International Airport Authority appealed to locally stranded individuals not to proceed to NAIA unless they have confirmed flights, citing health risks.
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