36 flights canceled so far due to inclement weather

Foreign nationals traveling for business or tourism purposes may enter the Philippines without visas starting February 10 if they satisfy certain conditions, Malacañang said on Friday. (Pixabay photo)

MANILA – There are at least 36 canceled flights as of 3:07 p.m. Sunday due to inclement weather, the Manila International Airport Authority said.

The canceled flights were:

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (KL) 804 Manila-Amsterdam

CebGo (DG) 6111/6112 Manila-Naga-Manila
DG 6117/6118 Manila-Naga-Manila

AirSWIFT T6 143, T6 149, T6 147 El Nido-Manila

Philippine Airlines PR 1987/1988 Manila-Tacloban-Manila

PAL Express 2P 2147/2148 Manila-Iloilo-Manila
2P 2135/2136, 2P 2137/2138 Manila-Bacolod-Manila
2P 2825 Manila-Davao
2P 2205/2206 Manila-Roxas-Manila
2P 2983/2984 Manila-Tacloban-Manila
2P 2787/2788 Manila-Puerto Princesa-Manila
2P 2145/2146 Manila-Iloilo-Manila
2P 2966, 2P 2964 Busuanga-Manila
2P 2958 Cotabato-Manila
2P 2050 Caticalan-Manila
2P 2976 Siargao-Manila

AirAsia Z2 615/616 Manila-Davao-Manila; Z2 771/772 Manila-Cebu-Manila; Z2 689/690 Manila-Cagayan de Oro-Manila

Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 5 due to Super Typhoon Karding has been raised in Polillo Islands; extreme northern portion of Quezon (the northern and central portions of General Nakar, the northeastern portion of Infanta); extreme southern portion of Aurora (Dingalan); eastern portion of Bulacan (Doña Remedios Trinidad, Norzagaray); and extreme southeastern portion of Nueva Ecija (the southeastern portion of General Tinio) as of 2 p.m.

“Karding” will likely make landfall in the vicinity of the northern portion of Quezon or the southern portion of Aurora tonight.