PAL cancels flights to Kansai | Global News

PAL cancels flights to Kansai

By: - Reporter / @FMOrellanaINQ
/ 02:22 PM September 12, 2018

Philippine Airlines planes (INQUIRER FILE PHOTO)

The country’s flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) on Wednesday advised its passengers that some of its flights to and from Japan have been canceled due to the closure of Osaka’s Kansai International Airport.

PAL said the closure of Kansai had been extended until Thursday, while it would have limited operation on Friday.

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The Osaka Kansai International Airport was closed after the onslaught of Typhoon “Jebi” early September when one of its runways was flooded.

The following PAL flights have been canceled:

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September 13 (Thursday)

PR 896 Manila – Osaka (Kansai)

PR 897 Osaka (Kansai) – Manila

PR 410 Cebu – Osaka (Kansai)

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PR 409 Osaka (Kansai) – Cebu

PR408  Manila – Osaka (Kansai)

September 14 (Friday)

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PR 407 Osaka (Kansai) – Manila

PR 408 Manila – Osaka (Kansai)

Affected passengers have the option to either rebook their flights within the next days or reroute their flights to other airports in Japan, PAL said.

“PAL will endeavor to rebook affected passengers on the next available regular flights or replacement flights, if any,” it said in an advisory. /cbb

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