AirAsia sets up special recovery flights in the Philippines
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AirAsia released a schedule of special recovery flights in the Philippines for those who are affected by the lockdown or enhanced community quarantine in parts of Luzon and in different areas of the country.
The flights are in response to requests from various organizations, including local and international government agencies.
Those who intend to book these flights must get in touch with the relevant government agency.
The airline is arranging more flights as required.
AirAsia added that flight schedules may change at short notice, as new regulations may have to be met in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“AirAsia assures that the safety and wellbeing of our guests and Allstars is our top priority. AirAsia is complying with advice and regulations from the local government, civil aviation authorities, global and local health agencies, including the World Health Organization,” it said.
It added, “AirAsia is closely monitoring this situation and reserves the right to announce further policies according to the latest developments.”
Questions & Answers
Q.Who can book these special recovery flights?
Who can book these special recovery flights?
These flights are for individuals affected by the lockdown or enhanced community quarantine in parts of Luzon and other areas of the Philippines. Intending passengers must contact the relevant government agency to book a seat.
Q.Why has AirAsia decided to operate these flights?
Why has AirAsia decided to operate these flights?
AirAsia is operating these flights in direct response to requests received from various organisations. These include both local and international government agencies needing to repatriate or move people affected by the lockdown.
Q.Can flight schedules change unexpectedly?
Can flight schedules change unexpectedly?
Yes, AirAsia has stated that flight schedules may change at short notice. This is due to the need to meet new regulations that might be introduced in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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