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The Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) is now preparing for Severe Tropical Storm (STS) Paeng, which is predicted to pass across the Cavite-Metro Manila-Bataan Peninsula area during the day. As of now on Saturday, 124 domestic and international flights have been canceled.

The Ninoy Aquino International Airport is prepared for Paeng, the MIAA told the public in a statement released in the afternoon.

Issue services are ready to respond to any structural or aircraft emergency. The warehouse will remain open for any supply needs, and the motor pool’s service cars and drivers are available for dispatch at any time.

Food vendors at the airport have been asked to prepare extra supplies in case travelers choose to stay there due to aircraft delays or cancellations.

Airlines were instructed to follow safety procedures during severe weather, including securing their ground equipment and, if required, evacuating aircraft to safer grounds.

A maximum ramp and check-in staff deployment was encouraged for ground handlers.

Foreign airline operators that were impacted, according to MIAA, used planned cancellations. Once at NAIA, passengers from these aircraft will be processed for hotel accommodations and rebooking.

Local airlines have also used scheduled delays and cancellations for the day. They will submit their suggested retiming and recovery flight schedule to MIAA. To allow for recovery flights, MIAA has lifted the daily maintenance closure of the main runway.

Before leaving for the airport, customers were warned by MIAA to regularly watch airline websites and social media pages as well as water on the roadways.

As of 3:20 p.m., the following list of flights had been canceled:

PAL Express (2P)
2P 2671/2672 Manila-Calbayog-Manila
2P 2921/2922 Manila-Legazpi-Manila
2P 2923/2924 Manila-Legazpi-Manila
2P 2932/2933 Manila-Basco-Manila
2P 2961/2962 Manila-Busuanga-Manila
2P 2033/2034 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
2P 2039/2040 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
2P 2963/2964 Manila-Busuanga-Manila
2P 2965/2966 Manila-Busuanga-Manila
2P 2037/2038 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
2P 2041/2042 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
2P 2035/2036 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
2P 2919/2920 Manila-Legazpi-Manila
2P 2043/2044 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
2P 2045/2046 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
2P 2047/2048 Manila-Caticlan-Manila

Cebu Pacific (5J)
5J 196/197 Manila-Cauayan-Manila
5J 504/505 Manila-Tuguegarao-Manila
5J 506/507 Manila-Tuguegarao-Manila
5J 851/852 Manila-Zamboanga-Manila
5J 895 Manila-Caticlan
5J 909/910 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
5J 899/900 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
5J 911/912 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
5J 919/920 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
5J 901/902 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
5J 903/904 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
5J 2001/2002 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
5J 905/906 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
5J 321/322 Manila-Legazpi-Manila
5J 325/326 Manila-Legazpi-Manila
5J 327/328 Manila-Legazpi-Manila
5J 821/822 Manila-Virac-Manila

AirAsia (Z2)
Z2 219/220 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
Z2 221/222 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
Z2 223/224 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
Z2 225/226 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
Z2 227/228 Manila-Caticlan-Manila

CebGo (DG)
DG 6193/6194 Manila-Legazpi-Manila
DG 6177/6178 Manila-Masbate-Manila
DG 6031/6032 Manila-San Jose-Manila
DG 6111/6112 Manila-Naga-Manila
DG 6041/6042 Manila-Busuanga-Manila
DG 6057/6058 Manila-Busuanga-Manila
DG 6043/6044 Manila-Busuanga-Manila
DG 6029/6030 Manila-San Jose-Manila
DG 6117/6118 Manila-Naga-Manila
DG 6047/6048 Manila-Busuanga-Manila
DG 6195/6196 Manila-Legazpi-Manila
DG 6243/6244 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
DG 6241/6242 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
DG 6247/6248 Manila-Caticlan-Manila

AirSwift (T6)
T6 710/711 Manila-Tablas-Manila
T6 143 El Nido-Manila
T6 149 El Nido-Manila
T6 147 El Nido-Manila
T6 121 El Nido-Manila
T6 127 El Nido-Manila
T6 542 Manila-Busuanga
T6 142 Manila-El Nido

Malaysian Airlines (MH)
MH 806/807 Kuala Lumpur-Manila-Kuala Lumpur
MH 704/705 Kuala Lumpur-Manila-Kuala Lumpur

Korean Airlines (KE)
KE 622/621 Manila-Incheon-Manila
KE 624/623 Manila-Incheon-Manila

Etihad Airways (EY)
EY 423/424 Manila-Abu Dhabi-Manila

United Airlines (UA)
UA 184/183 Manila-Guam-Manila

Paeng may make landfall close to San Juan, Batangas on Saturday before moving across the Cavite-Metro Manila-Bataan Peninsula region. Paeng was last seen over the coastal waters of San Juan, Batangas.

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