Metro Manila, Philippines – The Department of Transportation issued the list of 313 flights affected by the upcoming ASEAN Summit, beginning on Saturday, Nov. 14, until Wednesday, Nov. 18, or from the arrival of expected dignitaries until the final day of the international event.
It said concerned passengers should contact their airlines for “convenient and hassle-free” options.
In line with a directive from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon assured the public of the following: free rebooking as all penalties will be waived, full refund of ticket paid, or travel credits for future transactions.
In a press conference on Tuesday, Nov. 11, Dizon also advised travelers to organize their trips in advance and to closely monitor flight status and schedules, adding that airport help desks will provide assistance.
