List: Canceled flights on October 19, Monday, due to ‘Lando’ | Inquirer News

List: Canceled flights on October 19, Monday, due to ‘Lando’

/ 02:05 PM October 19, 2015

Some flights were cancelled on Monday as slow-moving typhoon “Lando” (international name: Koppu) lashes Northern Luzon.

According to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport-Manila International Airport Authority (Naia-Miaa), the following flights were canceled due to bad weather:

Naia Terminal 2

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Philippine Airlines Express

2P- 2196 Manila-Laoag

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2P- 2197 Laoag- Manila

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2P- 2198 Manila-Laoag

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2P- 2199 Laoag-Manila

Naia Terminal 3

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Cebu Pacific

5J-196 Manila-Cauayan

5J-197 Cauayan-Manila

5J-504 Manila-Tuguegarao

5J-505 Tuguegarao-Manila

Philippine Airlines

PR- 2959 Manila-Cotabato

PR- 2960 Cotabato- Manila

Cebu Pacific

5J- 887 Manila-Cotabato
5J- 888 Cotabato- Manila
5J- 885 Manila- Cotabato
5J- 886 Cotabato- Manila

Naia Terminal 4

 

Skyjet

M8- 816 Manila-Basco

M8- 815 Basco-Manila

According to the 11 a.m. bulletin of state weather bureau Pagasa, Lando packed maximum sustained winds of 120 kilometers per hour (kph) near the center and gusts of up to 150 kph.

It was moving north northeast at 5 kph.

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Refresh this page for updates. Originally posted on 10:55 a.m. AJH

TAGS: Cebu Pacific, Flights, Lando, Miaa, NAIA, PAL, Skyjet, Weather

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