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CAAP: So far no major airport damage due to Super Typhoon Uwan reported
Seven airports in the Bicol region, including Bicol International Airport, Naga Airport, Virac Airport, Masbate Airport, Daet Airport, Bulan Airport, and Bacon Airport, have suspended operations due to Super Typhoon Uwan.
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) announced the suspension of operations for these airports starting at 4 a.m. on Sunday.
Operations are expected to remain suspended until 8 p.m. Sunday, but this may be extended depending on weather conditions and safety assessments.
No major damage to airports as a result of Super Typhoon Uwan has been reported so far, according to CAAP spokesperson Eric Apolonio.
Apolonio added that a total of 233 flights scheduled for Sunday have been canceled, with an additional 167 flights canceled for Monday.
Travelers stranded at any of the 44 CAAP-run airports are being provided hot meals and assistance.
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