NAIA Travel Advisories

UPDATE: As of 4:37pm, the alert has been downgraded to yellow. Ground operations will now resume.

Monsoon rains and Typhoon Carina are bringing heavy rains in Manila, today, July 24, 2024. Expect flight cancellations and delays. Over 100 flights are already cancelled.

Passengers can expect delays or worse, cancellations with the CrowdStrike incident. Crowdstrike is an IT provider of security software.

The Manila International Airport Authority will shut down the cooling system at NAIA Terminal 3 from 9pm July 16 to 9am the following day.

UPDATE: Aircraft has been towed and handed back to the airline. Operations are resuming to normal.

Extension cords and power strips are now allowed in carry-on luggage at all airports in the Philippines, including Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA).

The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines has identified a technical issue with the Air Traffic Management Center causing delays at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA).

Davao's Francisco Bangoy International Airport is currently undergoing essential runway repairs, initially set to complete by May 31 but now expedited to finish by the first week of May. This may impact passengers travelling between Manila and Davao.

Travelers passing through NAIA/MNL Terminal 3 from April 2 to May 28, 2024, will encounter several key changes due to ongoing power maintenance activities. These upgrades aim to enhance the airport's infrastructure and improve your future travel experience.