The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) said Tuesday that normal operations have resumed at provincial airports affected by the power supply problem which closed the Philippine airspace on New Year’s Day.
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines said Tuesday that normal operations have resumed at provincial airports affected by the power supply problem which closed the Philippine airspace on New Year’s Day.at its Air Traffic Management Center on Sunday was due to issues in the system’s electrical network.
The CAAP on Sunday recorded a technical issue at the ATMC, affecting some 56,000 passengers at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport. At least 282 flights were canceled, diverted, or delayed. Once the system was reconnected to the power supply, however, warnings were released at around lunch time due to over voltage as 380 volts were coming in instead of 220 volts.
“Other passengers have been re-booked to other scheduled flights with the assistance of their airlines. The CAAP has been actively working on resuming normal operations and providing assistance to passengers affected by delayed flights for the past two days,” the CAAP said.
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