MIAA offers 'sincere apology' for New Year flight cancellations during House briefing

Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) General Manager Cesar Chiong offered his “sincere apology” on Tuesday, Jan. 10 to the thousands of passengers who were affected by the New Year flight cancellations at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.

Manila International Airport Authority General Manager Cesar Chiong offered his “sincere apology” on Tuesday, Jan. 10 to the thousands of passengers who were affected by the New Year flight cancellations at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport .

Chiong was one of the resource persons physically present during Tuesday’s House briefing on the disastrous power outage that practically paralyzed NAIA last Jan. 1.

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