6 local flights have been cancelled due to bad weather on Wednesday.
Philippine Airlines (PAL) has cancelled 4 flights from Manila to Basco, Batanes and vice versa.
It has also cancelled trips from Manila to Laoag in Ilocos Norte.
PAL Spokesperson Cielo Villaluna says, passengers affected by the cancellations may rebook their flights or seek refund.
She adds, they won’t pay additional fees.
Skyjet Airlines has also cancelled 2 flights from Manila to Batanes and vice versa.
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