Typhoon Nando disrupts 40 flights: CAAP



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No damage has been reported at airports under the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) following the passage of Typhoon Nando across northern Luzon.
On Tuesday, CAAP said the airports in Basco, Tuguegarao, Cauayan, Laoag, and Baguio remain fully operational, with facilities and runways safe for use.
Despite this, several flights have been canceled for Wednesday, 24 September, due to unfavorable weather conditions:
PR300/301: Manila – Hong Kong – Manila
PR306/307: Manila – Hong Kong – Manila
PR310/311: Manila – Hong Kong – Manila
The following flights were also canceled on Tuesday:
PR2688/2689: Clark – Basco – Clark
PR306/307: Manila – Hong Kong – Manila
PR330/331: Manila – Xiamen – Manila
PR310/311: Manila – Hong Kong – Manila
A total of 40 flights have been disrupted since Sunday. The agency assured the public it continues to closely monitor flight safety and airport operations.