Passengers traveling through the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) from November 13 to 18 were advised of stricter security measures, temporary traffic restrictions, and possible flight schedule adjustments during the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit.
Airport management advised passengers to check their flight status before leaving home, as some airlines may have already announced cancellations, and further changes in schedule may be implemented.
If one’s flight is affected by schedule adjustments, it is recommended that they contact their airline for rebooking, refunds, or other available options.
Management also recommended that passengers allot extra travel time to take road closures, traffic restrictions, and security arrangements on the way to NAIA into account. They may check the latest traffic advisories and look for alternative routes if necessary.
In addition, passengers should plan for their arrival at NAIA. They must follow their airline’s recommended check-in time and give possible delays enough time.
The ASEAN Summit will officially begin on November 15 and end on November 17.
Meanwhile, November 16 to 18 are declared special non-working days in Metro Manila.
