THE MACTAN-CEBU International Airport (MCIA), the country’s second busiest gateway, resumed operations Sunday after incurring damage from typhoon Odette (international name: Rai).
MCIA Authority General Manager Julius Neri, Jr. said the airport will initially cater to domestic flights, while international flights will resume on Dec. 21.
“MCIA can only use Terminal 2 at the moment, for both domestic and international flights, due to the damages in Terminal 1 caused by the typhoon,” the Cebu provincial government reported.
Mr. Neri also said MCIA is prioritizing flights carrying relief goods to Cebu, one of the areas hit hardest by the typhoon.
The airport management also advised travelers to closely coordinate with their respective airlines on the adjusted flight schedules.