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MIAA: Check flight status with airlines before heading to NAIA
A global IT system outage has caused flight disruptions at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), leading to passenger build-up.
As of Saturday, several airlines at NAIA Terminals 3 and 2 were impacted by the IT glitch.
The Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) deployed additional personnel and distributed 'Malasakit Kits' to assist affected passengers.
Flight operations are normalizing, with some airlines conducting recovery flights for stranded passengers.
Passengers are strongly advised to verify their flight status directly with their respective airlines before heading to NAIA.
Cebu Pacific reported numerous flight cancellations on Friday and Saturday, while Philippine Airlines stated it was not affected.
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