Manila Airport

Flight Cancellations

List of flights that have been cancelled at NAIA

Last updated: November 29, 2025

Save time by checking if your flight is cancelled before heading to the airport. At MNLAirport.ph, we compile all the flight cancellations, everyday!

Below are the list of recently cancelled flights at Manila airport:

Cancelled Flights on November 29, 2025

  • PR1781 - Manila to Puerto Princesa operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR1782 - Puerto Princesa to Manila operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR1801 - Manila to Davao operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR1802 - Davao to Manila operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR1845 - Manila to Cebu operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR1846 - Cebu to Manila operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR2014 - Manila to Tuguegarao operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR2015 - Tuguegarao to Manila operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR2035 - Manila to Boracay operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR2036 - Boracay to Manila operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR2133 - Manila to Bacolod operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR2134 - Bacolod to Manila operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR2141 - Manila to Iloilo operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR2142 - Iloilo to Manila operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR2773 - Manila to Panglao operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR2774 - Panglao to Manila operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR2919 - Manila to Legazpi operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR2920 - Legazpi to Manila operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR2953 - Manila to Zamboanga operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR2954 - Zamboanga to Manila operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR2981 - Manila to Tacloban operated by Philippine Airlines

  • PR2982 - Tacloban to Manila operated by Philippine Airlines

Cancelled Flights on November 30, 2025

  • PR1880 - Cebu to Manila operated by Philippine Airlines

If you are looking for the flight status of other flights, you can check the Departures or Arrivals page.

My flight is cancelled, what do I do?

Flight cancellations can disrupt your travel plans, but knowing the right steps to take can help you navigate the inconvenience with ease.

Contact your airline

The first thing you should do is contact your airline to confirm the cancellation and to know your options. Airlines usually offer rebooking, refund, or compensation for cancelled flights.

Assert your rights

The following are your rights as a passenger according to the Air Passenger Bill of Rights. This is applicable for flights within the Philippines, and flights that depart or arrive in the Philippines.

If your flight is cancelled more than 24 hours of your scheduled time of departure, you are entitled to rebooking OR be reimbursed for the entire cost of the ticket.

If your flight is cancelled less than 24 hours of your scheduled time of departure, you are entitled to rebook the ticket without additional charge, be endorsed to another airline without paying fare difference, or be reimbursed for the entire cost of the ticket.

If you are offered a travel voucher instead of a refund but don't want to accept it, you can demand a refund instead. Should the airline decline, you can reach out to the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) desk at the airport for assistance or you can file a complaint via email by sending an email to legal@cab.gov.ph.

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