MSEditorial Airport snafu If you were one of those who failed to fly out of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) on New Year’s Day, do not blame yourself, because it was not due to your own fault, and neither to the other 53,000 airline- READ:
Year’s Day, do not blame yourself, because it was not due to your own fault, and neither to the other 53,000 airline passengers who suffered the same sad and shocking situation.
Switching to the use of backup power through a generator also failed after the second UPS malfunctioned. If the system was already outdated, the power outage and loss of communication that affected all operations at the Philippine Air Traffic Management Center was not totally unexpected; in fact it was inevitable.
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