Local carrier Cebu Pacific was forced to cancel more flights on Thursday as safety precaution due to the inclement weather brought by severe tropical storm Kristine.

"To ensure the safety of all passengers and crew, CEB has implemented additional proactive measures," the airline said. 

More flights scheduled for October 25, 2024 have been cancelled:

DG 6031/6032: Manila – San Jose (Mindoro) – Manila    
DG 6043/6044: Manila – Busuanga – Manila
DG 6113/6114: Manila – Naga – Manila
DG 6117/6118: Manila – Naga – Manila
DG 6177/6178: Manila – Masbate – Manila
DG 6841/6842: Manila – Siargao – Manila
5J 312/313: Manila – Taipei – Manila
5J 373/374: Manila – Roxas – Manila
5J 381/382: Manila – Cagayan De Oro – Manila  
5J 404/405: Manila – Laoag – Manila
5J 447/448: Manila – Iloilo – Manila
5J 483/484: Manila – Bacolod – Manila
5J 504/505: Manila – Tuguegarao – Manila
5J 506/507: Manila – Tuguegarao – Manila
5J 551/552: Manila – Cebu – Manila
5J 563/564: Manila – Cebu – Manila  
5J 617/618: Manila – Tagbilaran – Manila
5J 623/624: Manila – Dumaguete – Manila
5J 659/660: Manila – Tacloban – Manila
5J 703/704: Manila – Dipolog – Manila
5J 744/745: Manila – Hanoi – Manila  
5J 771/772: Manila – Pagadian – Manila
5J 773/774: Manila – Pagadian – Manila
5J 793/794: Manila – Butuan – Manila
5J 821/822: Manila – Virac – Manila
5J 851/852: Manila – Zamboanga – Manila  
5J 899/900: Manila – Caticlan (Boracay) - Manila  
5J 951/952: Manila – Davao – Manila
5J 963/964: Manila – Davao – Manila  
5J 993/994: Manila – General Santos – Manila  

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"Severe Tropical Storm Kristine (international name: Trami) continues to bring prolonged heavy rains and strong winds, significantly affecting flight operations. Safety remains our utmost priority and as a result of the ongoing weather conditions, aircraft servicing activities are taking much longer to complete," Cebu Pacific explained.

The airline company strongly advised its passengers not to proceed to the airport unless they have confirmed bookings for flights which are currently still planned to operate.

"We strongly urge our passengers to consider whether their journeys are essential and give serious consideration to rescheduling travel plans to a later date," said Cebu Pacific.

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The carrier said affected passengers have been informed via email and provided with the following options through the Manage Booking portal on their website:   

1. Free Rebooking    
Rebook without fare difference for travel up to thirty (30) days from original flight date. The fare difference will apply if the travel period is beyond thirty (30) days from the original flight date.     

2. Travel Fund    

Store the amount in a virtual CEB wallet and use this to either book a new flight or pay for add-ons (example: baggage allowance, seat selection, etc.)    

3. Refund    

Full refund of your ticket.  

The airline said it is also offering flexible options, which include free rebooking and Travel Fund, to passengers who wish to postpone their flights to and from Cauayan, Laoag, and Tuguegarao, as well as flights to Manila and Clark on October 25, 2024. 

"Those on affected flights may avail themselves of their preferred option online up to two (2) hours before their scheduled time of departure," said Cebu Pacific.