Canceled Flights Due to Southwest Monsoon and LPA Impact
MANILA, Philippines — Several canceled flights on July 22 disrupted travel as persistent rains from the southwest monsoon and a low-pressure area (LPA) hit the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR), local officials said. The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (Caap) issued advisories listing affected flights.
The canceled flights were reported as of 7 a.m., with Cebu Pacific Air and Philippine Airlines among the carriers impacted. Notably, Philippine Airlines canceled flights PR 593 from Manila to Hanoi and PR 594 from Hanoi to Manila.
Flight Diversions and Ongoing Monitoring
Besides cancellations, several flights were diverted to other airports. Cebu Pacific Air, Air Asia, and private carriers experienced these changes. Aviation authorities continue to monitor the weather closely, coordinating with airlines and airport officials to ensure safe air traffic movement.
Weather Update and Forecast
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) provided a 5 a.m. update stating that among the two LPAs within the PAR, one may develop into a tropical depression by Wednesday, July 23. Meanwhile, the trough of the second LPA, together with the southwest monsoon, is causing widespread rains across several regions.
Travelers are advised to stay updated on weather conditions and flight statuses amid these disruptions. Local leaders noted the persistent rains have affected not only air travel but also ground transportation and daily activities in the affected areas.
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