The chairman of the House transportation committee sought Tuesday a probe on the shutdown of Philippine airspace due to outage of the air traffic system of the NAIA on New Year’s day but stopped short of calling for resignation of liable officials.
The chairman of the House transportation committee sought Tuesday a probe on the shutdown of Philippine airspace due to outage of the air traffic system of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport on New Year’s day but stopped short of calling for resignation of liable officials.
CAAP Director General Manuel Tamayo earlier said they cannot guarantee that the malfunctioning of the air traffic management system will not happen again because their equipment is supposedly“We’ll see if he is telling the truth, that there was a power surge, that their circuit breaker and the back up didn’t work too,” he said.
Bagong Alyansang Makabayan secretary general Renato Reyes, in a statement, said an incident as severe as the cancellation of all flights should already be a cause for the resignation of concerned officials.
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