Operations at the three terminals of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) are back to normal after hundreds of passengers were stranded & more than a dozen local and international fights were unable to take off from, or land at, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport on Sunday because of problems that resulted from the breakdown of the radar system..
Airport authorities were able to fixed the problem around 4:32 in the morning, Monday. “Flights are now being lined up for departure and arrival as radar is already available. There would be an interval of five minutes per flight,” Media affairs officer Connie Bungag of the Manila International Airport Auuthority said.
Passengers who have flights on Monday have been advised to inquire about their flight schedules.
Tirso Serrano, Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) assistant general manager for airport development and corporate affairs, reported that they are working to ensure the problem does not happen again.
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