LIST: Flights canceled, rescheduled due to ASEAN November 2026 summit

LIST: Flights canceled, rescheduled due to ASEAN November 2026 summit

The Civil Aeronautics Board advises the public 'to closely monitor the status of their flights, including any official government and airline advisories for travel updates and coordinate directly with their airlines for any alternative options'

MANILA, Philippines – Several domestic and international flights to and from Manila from Saturday, November 14, until Wednesday, November 18, have been canceled or rescheduled because of the expected arrival of delegates to the 49th ASEAN Summit and related summits.

The three-day meet will run from November 16 to November 18.

The Civil Aeronautics Board advised the public “to closely monitor the status of their flights, including any official government and airline advisories for travel updates and coordinate directly with their airlines for any alternative options.”

CAB also advised travelers to allow enough time to complete check-in, security screening, and other airport procedures, taking into account possible traffic congestion, road closures, and tighter security measures.

Here are some of the flights affected by the ASEAN summit in Manila, as of 3 pm, October 30:

Philippine Airlines

November 14, 2026 (Saturday)

Domestic

PR 2121/2122 Manila-Bacolod-Manila

PR 2997/2998 Manila-Zamboanga-Manila

PR 2977/2978 Manila-Butuan-Manila

PR 2533/2534 Manila-Cagayan de Oro-Manila

PR 2779/2780 Manila-Puerto Princesa-Manila

PR 2457/2458 Manila-General Santos-Manila

PR 2823/2824 Manila-Davao-Manila

PR 2863/2864 Manila-Cebu-Manila

PR 2857 Manila-Cebu

PR 2821 Manila-Davao

PR 1849/1850 Manila-Cebu-Manila

PR 2148 Iloilo-Manila

PR 2926 Legazpi (Daraga)-Manila

International

PR 654/655 Manila-Riyadh-Manila

PR 209/210 Manila-Melbourne-Manila

PR 306/307 Manila-Hong Kong-Manila

November 15, 2026 (Sunday)

Domestic

PR 2803/2804 Manila-Davao-Manila

PR 2129/2130 Manila-Bacolod-Manila

PR 2967/2968 Manila-Butuan-Manila

PR 1811/1812 Manila-Davao-Manila

PR 2983/2984 Manila-Tacloban-Manila

PR 2555/2556 Manila-Dipolog-Manila

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