THE Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) said upgraded communications, navigation, surveillance/air traffic management systems would be ready for use on Monday.
“These advancements will result in more efficient air traffic operations, reduced delays, and an overall smoother experience for both airlines and passengers,” CAAP said in a statement.
CAAP and technology solution provider Thales said the installation of the new system would incur minimal disturbance.
“The communication, navigation and surveillance equipment used for air traffic operations continues to function properly; however, CAAP has taken precautionary steps and implemented contingency procedures to ensure the safety of flights and passengers, including increasing the separation time between departing flights. This proactive approach may result in some delays, but it is necessary to maintain safety standards,” it added.
The upgrades came days after the management of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) was handed over to the New NAIA Infrastructure Corp.
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