LIST: Canceled flights on Saturday, Nov. 29, 2025

Some flights for Saturday, November 29, 2025, were canceled after Airbus issued a technical advisory for select A320 and A321 aircraft.

PAL

Philippine Airlines (PAL) said the following flights have been canceled:

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• PR1 1781/1782 Manila-Puerto Princesa-Manila
• PR 1845 Manila-Cebu
• PR 1880 Cebu-Manila
• PR 1801/1802 Manila-Davao-Manila
• 2P 2981/2982 Manila-Tacloban-Manila
• 2P 2035/2036 Manila-Caticlan-Manila
• 2P 2141/2142 Manila-Iloilo-Manila
• 2P 2773/2774 Manila-Tagbilaran-Manila
• 2P 2133/2134 Manila-Bacolod-Manila

The airline said passengers with upcoming flights should check their email and registered mobile number for advisories.

Passengers may also log on to https://www.philippineairlines.com/en/flight-status to check their flight status or visit their Facebook page.

"We advise you not to proceed to the airport if your flight is canceled," PAL said.

The airline said affected passengers may rebook their ticket, convert to travel credits or have their unused ticket refunded.

"We sincerely appreciate your patience and understanding," PAL said.

Cebu Pacific

Meanwhile, Cebu Pacific also announced that the following flights for Saturday, Nov. 29 were canceled due to the Airbus notice requiring a mandatory software update for A320/A321 aircraft:

• 5J 899/900 – Manila – Caticlan – Manila
• 5J 2511/2502: Manila – Cebu – Manila
• 5J 261/262: Iloilo – Puerto Princesa – Iloilo
• 5J 4761/4760: Puerto Princesa – Davao – Puerto Princesa
• 5J 4736/4737: Davao – Caticlan – Davao
• 5J 4768/4769: Davao – Tacloban – Davao  
• 5J451/452: Manila – Iloilo – Manila
• 5J 633/634: Manila – Puerto Princesa – Manila
• 5J 619/620: Manila – Bohol – Manila
• 5J 623/624: Manila – Dumaguete – Manila
• 5J 659/660: Manila – Tacloban – Manila
• 5J 703/704: Manila – Legazpi – Manila
• 5J 373/374: Manila – Roxas – Manila
• 5J 599/600: Cebu – Davao – Cebu
• 5J 997/998: Manila – General Santos – Manila
• 5J 965/966: Manila – Davao – Manila
• 5J 321/322: Manila – Legazpi – Manila
• 5J 3093/3094: Manila – Butuan – Manila
• 5J 395/396: Manila – Cagayan De Oro – Manila
• 5J 597/598: Cebu – Davao – Cebu
• 5J 993/994: Manila – General Santos – Manila
• 5J 977/978: Manila – Davao – Manila
• 5J 473/474: Manila – Bacolod – Manila
• 5J 504/505: Manila – Tuguegarao – Manila
• 5J 771/772: Manila – Pagadian – Manila
• 5J 643/644: Manila – Puerto Princesa – Manila  
• 5J 847/848: Manila – Zamboanga – Manila
• 5J 383/384: Manila – Cagayan De Oro – Manila
• 5J 463/464: Manila – Iloilo – Manila
• 5J 785/786: Manila – Butuan – Manila·       
• 5J 915/916: Clark – Caticlan – Clark

"Our operations and engineering teams are working diligently to complete the updates as quickly and efficiently as possible. We have also deployed additional airport staff to assist passengers and hope to normalize operations soon," Cebu Pacific said.

The airline said affected passengers may opt to rebook their flight or store the amount in a travel fund (virtual CEB wallet) which can be used to book a new flight or pay for add-ons. They may also opt to apply for full refund of their ticket.

Passengers may visit https://www.cebupacificair.com/manage-booking to avail of any of the options. 

"The safety and wellbeing of our passengers remain our highest priority. As this an evolving situation, further flight cancellations may take place. For those traveling within the next 48 hours, we encourage you to check your flight status at https://www.cebupacificair.com/flight-status before heading to the airport. We will provide updates, as necessary. Thank you for understanding," the airline said.

AirAsia

Meanwhile, AirAsia Philippines said it is complying with the Airworthiness Directive (AD) of the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) "requiring Airbus A320 aircraft to undergo software rollback."

AirAsia said the following flights are delayed as a result:

Z2 188
MNL → KIX
Original: 8:30 → 12:15
New: 13:00 → 16:45
Status: Delayed

Z2 189
KIX → MNL
Original: 13:15 → 17:45
New: 17:30 → 22:00
Status: Delayed

Z2 285
MNL → DMK
Original: 9:00 → 12:40
New: 9:45 → 13:25
Status: Delayed

Z2 286
DMK → MNL
Original: 13:10 → 16:45
New: 14:15 → 17:50
Status: Delayed

Z2 7710
CEB → MFM
Original: 5:50 → 8:40
New: 8:30 → 11:20
Status: Delayed

Z2 7711
MFM → CEB
Original: 9:10 → 12:00
New: 11:45 → 14:35
Status: Delayed

Z2 764
CEB → MNL
Original: 8:00 → 9:25
New: 10:30 → 11:55
Status: Delayed

Z2 782
CEB → MNL
Original: 10:35 → 12:00
New: 11:35 → 12:59
Status: Delayed

Z2 783
MNL → CEB
Original: 12:20 → 13:50
New: 13:30 → 15:00
Status: Delayed

Z2 521
CEB → DVO
Original: 13:10 → 14:15
New: 15:30 → 16:35
Status: Delayed

Z2 522
DVO → CEB
Original: 14:40 → 15:45
New: 17:00 → 18:05
Status: Delayed

Passengers were advised to check their email and SMS as well as the MOVE app (airasia.com/flightstatus), and the AskBo chatbot for more updates.

"AirAsia is continuing to monitor the situation and is in close coordination with aviation and transportation authorities to provide timely and relevant information to affected guests," the company said. 

Refresh this page for updates. —KG, GMA Integrated News