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Several CAAP-operated airports suspend operations amid Typhoon Carina
Typhoon Carina and the southwest monsoon caused disruptions in several Philippine airports on Wednesday, July 24, 2024.
Four airports, namely Vigan, Lingayen, San Fernando, and Baguio, completely suspended their operations due to heavy rainfall and strong winds.
Sangley Airport suspended aerodrome operations due to runway and apron flooding.
The Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 4 is closed and inaccessible due to flooding.
CAAP reported various suspensions and cancellations as of 12:30 PM, including at Basco, San Jose, Iba, Plaridel, Tacloban, and Lubang airports.
Lingayen Airport experienced flooding on its apron and parts of the runway, while Baguio Airport faced moderate rains and foggy weather.
Palanan Airport resumed operations with one flight between Palanan and Cauayan, while Laoag Airport's VFR operations returned to normal by 11:15 a.m. but were later suspended due to inclement weather.
Cauayan Airport had two flights cancelled, but commercial flights to coastal areas resumed, and Tuguegarao Airport cancelled four flights.
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