The DOTr said on Monday an oversight office under the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) will lead the investigation on the technical issues that temporarily paralyzed flights to and from the Philippines’ main gateway on Sunday. Know more:
THE Department of Transportation said on Monday an oversight office under the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines will lead the investigation on the technical issues that temporarily paralyzed flights to and from the Philippines’ main gateway on Sunday.
The office is composed of CAAP technical personnel such as aerodrome engineers, electrical and communication engineers, air traffic controllers, pilots, and a lawyer. It provides various computer-aided safety measures in Air Traffic Control , and enhances safety through reduction of controller/pilot workloads and human errors.
Despite the resumption of normal operations, some flights on Tuesday were still canceled or moved to a latter date.In a short message to reporters, Press Secretary OIC-Usec. Cheloy Garafil said “a thorough investigation is being conducted by appropriate agencies.” Chiong apologized for the inconvenience caused by the disruption and thanked the passengers for their understanding, with an assurance that everything is continuously being done to hasten the return to full normal operations.
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