ASEAN Summit to Disrupt 300 Flights in Philippines, Efforts Underway to Minimize Passenger Impact
The Philippine Department of Transportation announced that approximately 300 domestic and international flights are expected to be disrupted due to the ASEAN Summit. Airlines will offer alternative options to minimize passenger impact, with congestion anticipated to be similar to the "Undas" period.
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