Airports affected by Typhoon Julian

MANILA, Philippines — Airports operations in the northern part of the country were suspended due to Typhoon Julian.

The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) on Monday said that airports under its control have been affected by moderate to heavy rainfall.

The Visual Flight Rules (VFR) at Laoag International Airport have been suspended after heavy rains, which caused the cancellation of Philippine Airlines (PAL) flight PR2196/PR2197 from Manila to Laoag and back to Manila.

CAAP said flights at the Lingayen Airport were also cancelled.

Airport operations in Baguio, San Fernando, Basco, and Tuguegarao were suspended.

Flights at the Cauayan and Palanan Airports were canceled.