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Canceled flights on Friday, July 25, 2025
Canceled flights on Friday, July 25, 2025

GMA Network

timean hour ago

  • Climate
  • GMA Network

Canceled flights on Friday, July 25, 2025

Aviation authorities on Thursday announced the cancellation of local and international flights on Friday, July 25, 2025 due to adverse weather conditions brought about by the Southwest Monsoon or Habagat and tropical cyclones. Cebu Pacific posted a list of flights that were canceled due to heavy rains and flooding: 5J 192/193: Manila – Cauayan – Manila 5J 506/507: Manila – Tuguegarao – Manila 5J 508/509: Manila – Tuguegarao – Manila Philippine Airlines posted a list of flights that were canceled: Domestic PR 2196/2197 Manila-Laoag-Manila PR 2932/2933 Manila-Basco-Manila PR 2014/2015 Manila-Tuguegarao-Manila PR 2018/2019 Manila-Cauayan-Manila International PR 407 Osaka (Kansai)-Manila Please refresh this page for updates. — BAP, GMA Integrated News

Canceled flights on Thursday, July 24, 2025
Canceled flights on Thursday, July 24, 2025

GMA Network

timea day ago

  • Climate
  • GMA Network

Canceled flights on Thursday, July 24, 2025

Aviation authorities on Wednesday announced the cancellation of local and international flights due to adverse weather conditions brought about by the Southwest Monsoon or 'Habagat.' Cebu Pacific posted a list of flights that were cancelled due to heavy rains and flooding: DG 6113/6114: Manila – Naga – Manila DG 6117/6118: Manila – Naga – Manila 5J 196/197: Manila - Cauayan – Manila 5J 321/322: Manila – Legazpi – Manila 5J 383/384: Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila 5J 395/396: Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila 5J 404/405: Manila – Laoag – Manila 5J 483/484: Manila – Bacolod – Manila 5J 553/554: Manila – Cebu – Manila 5J 557/558: Manila – Cebu – Manila 5J 586: Cebu – Manila 5J 619/620: Manila – Tagbilaran – Manila 5J 627/628: Manila – Dumaguete – Manila 5J 633/634: Manila – Puerto Princesa – Manila 5J 703/704: Manila – Dipolog – Manila 5J 785/786: Manila – Butuan – Manila 5J 851/852: Manila – Zamboanga – Manila 5J 903/904: Manila – Caticlan – Manila 5J 997/998: Manila – General Santos – Manila 5J 2265/2266: Manila – Iloilo – Manila DG 6505/6506: Manila – Cebu – Manila 5J 327/328: Manila – Legazpi – Manila 5J 357/358: Manila – Roxas – Manila 5J 455/456: Manila – Iloilo – Manila 5J 477/478: Manila – Bacolod – Manila 5J 581/582: Manila – Cebu – Manila 5J 639/640: Manila – Puerto Princesa – Manila 5J 651/652: Manila – Tacloban – Manila 5J 653/654: Manila – Tacloban – Manila 5J 971/970: Manila – Davao – Manila 5J 981/982: Manila – Davao – Manila 5J 953: Manila - Davao Philippine Airlines Due to prevailing weather conditions brought about by the southwest monsoon, PAL has cancelled the following flights: Domestic PR 2781/2782 Manila-Puerto Princesa-Manila International PR 408 Manila-Osaka (Kansai) Refresh page for updates. — BAP, GMA Integrated News

Canceled flights on Wednesday, July 23, 2025
Canceled flights on Wednesday, July 23, 2025

GMA Network

time2 days ago

  • Climate
  • GMA Network

Canceled flights on Wednesday, July 23, 2025

Aviation authorities on Wednesday announced the cancellation of dozens of local and international flights due to adverse weather conditions brought about by the Southwest Monsoon or 'Habagat.' In an advisory, the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) said the following flights were canceled as of 5 a.m., July 23, 2025: Philippine Airlines PR 2808: Davao – Manila PR 2771: Manila – Panglao PR 2772: Panglao – Manila PR 2133: Manila – Bacolod PR 2134: Bacolod – Manila PR 2527: Manila - Cagayan De Oro PR 2528: Cagayan - De Oro Manila PR 300: Manila - Hong Kong PR 301: Hong Kong – Manila Cebgo DG 6113: Manila – Naga DG 6114: Naga – Manila DG 6501: Cebu - Manila Cebu Pacific Air 5J 192: Manila - Cauayan 5J 193: Cauayan – Manila 5J 325: Manila - Bicol 5J 326: Bicol – Manila 5J 373: Manila - Roxas 5J 374: Roxas – Manila 5J 381: Manila - Cagayan De Oro 5J 382: Cagayan De Oro – Manila 5J 404: Manila - Laoag 5J 405: Laoag – Manila 5J 473: Manila – Bacolod 5J 474: Bacolod – Manila 5J 473: Manila – Bacolod 5J 474: Bacolod – Manila 5J 485: Manila - Bacolod 5J 486: Bacolod - Manila 5J 504: Manila - Tuguegarao 5J 505: Tuguegarao - Manila 5J 513: Manila - San Jose (Mindoro) 5J 514: San Jose (Mindoro) - Manila 5J 563: Manila - Cebu 5J 625: Manila - Dumaguete 5J 626: Dumaguete - Manila 5J 627: Manila - Dumaguete 5J 628: Dumaguete - Manila 5J 643: Manila - Puerto Princesa 5J 644: Puerto Princesa - Manila 5J 649: Manila - Tacloban 5J 650: Tacloban - Manila 5J 781: Manila – Ozamis 5J 782: Ozamis - Manila 5J 853: Manila - Zamboanga 5J 854: Zamboanga - Manila 5J 791: Manila - Butuan 5J 792: Butuan - Manila 5J 901: Manila - Caticlan 5J 902: Caticlan – Manila CAAP said a total of 50 flights have been canceled by various airlines. 'Passengers are advised to check directly with their airlines for real-time updates, rebooking options, or refund procedures,' it said. The agency said it continues to closely monitor weather developments and is in active coordination with airline operators and airport authorities to ensure the safety and welfare of the traveling public. 'Additional advisories will be issued as needed,' it said. —Ted Cordero/KG, GMA Integrated News

BI warns of new overseas romance scam hubs luring Filipinos with fake jobs
BI warns of new overseas romance scam hubs luring Filipinos with fake jobs

Filipino Times

time14-07-2025

  • Filipino Times

BI warns of new overseas romance scam hubs luring Filipinos with fake jobs

The Bureau of Immigration (BI) has issued a public warning about new romance scam operations abroad that are exploiting Filipinos by luring them with false job offers. This alert comes in light of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s intensified efforts to combat online job scams that victimize aspiring Filipino workers. BI Commissioner Joel Anthony Viado confirmed the return of a 24-year-old Filipino man who was rescued from such a scam operation in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. He arrived via Philippine Airlines following a repatriation effort coordinated with the Philippine Embassy. According to the victim, he was forced to pose as a woman using multiple fake profiles on dating apps like Tinder. His job involved initiating chats with unsuspecting users under the guise of a 'wrong send' message, eventually engaging in romantic exchanges to deceive and manipulate them. The victim revealed that he was made to work grueling 15-hour shifts and was physically intimidated by his handlers using head taps and stun batons whenever he failed to meet performance quotas. Commissioner Viado stressed that these aren't ordinary scams but highly organized human trafficking operations. He warned Filipinos to be cautious and thoroughly verify any overseas job offers. The BI has already handed over intelligence gathered from the incident to the Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking (IACAT) to track and prosecute those behind these schemes. 'These operations prey on the desperation of people looking for better lives abroad,' Viado said. 'We're committed to dismantling these networks and protecting our citizens.'

Kim Chiu recounts ‘frightening' flight scare after technical issue forces plane to return to Manila
Kim Chiu recounts ‘frightening' flight scare after technical issue forces plane to return to Manila

Filipino Times

time10-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Filipino Times

Kim Chiu recounts ‘frightening' flight scare after technical issue forces plane to return to Manila

Kapamilya actress Kim Chiu opened up about a nerve-wracking experience earlier this week after her flight bound for Butuan was forced to return to Manila due to a reported technical issue. The My Love Will Make You Disappear actress shared on social media how the incident left her shaken but ultimately thankful that she and her fellow passengers were safe. The actress was on board Philippine Airlines flight PR2967 on July 9 bound to Butuan-Bancasi Airport. Their flight, originally scheduled to depart at 4:30 a.m., was delayed by over an hour. Minutes after takeoff, passengers were informed by the pilot that the aircraft would need to return to Manila due to a technical issue. She also shared noticing crew members repeatedly entering the cockpit, which triggered her anxiety. 'I tried to calm myself by sleeping it off, but when I woke up and we were still on the ground. My thoughts went wild. As we turned back mid-air, all I could do was pray,' she said. Despite the scare, the flight landed safely back in Manila. Kim expressed gratitude toward the airline's crew and reflected on the importance of valuing life. 'It was a frightening experience––but I'm grateful. Grateful we made it back. Grateful to walk off that plane and breathe a little easier. Safety should never feel uncertain, but today reminded me just how precious and fragile life is,' she said. Chiu eventually made it to her destination where she appeared in a scheduled guesting with her on-screen partner, Paulo Avelino.

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