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Philippines travel alert: Several airlines are suspending flights

Tuesday, 17 March 2020 19:17

ROMEO GACAD / AFP

If you are planning to travel to the Philippines, take note as several carriers are suspending their flights.

Etihad Airways said on its website that it will be suspending services between Abu Dhabi and Manila from Wednesday, March 18.

Cebu Pacific confirmed in a statement that it will be halting all its flight operations from March 19 until April 14.

Meanwhile, Philippine Airlines has cancelled all its domestic fights until April 12, while it’s reviewing the status of its international flights scheduled from March 20.

ARN News has also reached out to Emirates Airline, but it hasn’t announced any changes yet.

Passengers are advised to check with their travel agents or airlines for re-booking and refund options.

The Philippine government has implemented enhanced community quarantine over the entire island of Luzon, including Metro Manila.

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