The mass flight cancellations at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) last Jan. 1 could have been avoided had the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) been ISO-certified.
The mass flight cancellations at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport last Jan. 1 could have been avoided had the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines been ISO-certified.
During the briefing of the Committee on Transportation, Pleyto asked the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines to improve their risk management in accordance with International Organization of Standardization standards to avert the occurrence of a technical glitch similar to the Jan. 1 incident, which led to the cancellation of over 400 flights.
CAAP Director General Manuel Antonio Tamayo admitted before congressmen Tuesday that the agency wasn’t ISO-certified. “That would not have prolonged the agony of the passengers who suffered flight delays and inconveniences,” underscored the former Department of Public Works and Highways .before the solons Tuesday CAAP’s emergency procurement of a brand new UPS, which, to put it simple, is the “battery” of the all-important CNS/ATM.
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