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List of UAE-Manila flights cancelled due to volcanic eruption

Airports shut down, hundreds of flights affected following Taal Volcano's eruption

Published: January 13, 2020 08:27 Jay Hilotin, Senior Assistant Editor

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1.672609-2802359188 — An Emirates B777 aircraft. The airline announced on Monday, January 13, 2020: "Due to the closure of Manila and Clark Airports in the Philippines following the eruption of Taal Volcano, Emirates flights to/from Manila and Clark on January 13 have been cancelled." Image Credit: EPA

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1.2197667-2606034308 — Heavy ashfall following the eruption of Taal Volcano near Manila has led to hundreds of flights cancellations. Emirates Airline has cancelled Dubai-Manila flights, including the following: EK332 (Dubai-Manila ), EK333 (Manila-Dubai ), EK338 (Dubai-Cebu-Clark-Dubai); EK334 (Dubai-Manila); and EK335 (Manila-Dubai) Image Credit: Supplied

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NAT-ETIHAD-FLIGHT1-(Read-Only) — An Etihad Airways aircraft. The Abu Dhabi-based carrier announced that its flights EY424 and EY428 from Abu Dhabi to Manila, and the return flights EY423 and EY421 (Manila-Abu Dhabi) on January 13 were cancelled. To check the latest status of these flights, log on to www.etihad.com. Image Credit: Supplied

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Etihad flights cancelled — To check Etihad's Manila flight cancellations, log on to www.etihad.com. Image Credit: etihad.com

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190112 taal volcano caticlan — Pilots are advised to avoid flying near an erupting volcano "as airborne ash and ballistic fragments from the eruption column pose hazards to aircraft." Image Credit: Twitter/Maan de Ocampo-Ignacio

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Map of the ash fall a — Map of the ash fall blanketing most of Manila, the Philippine capital, and regions north of the Luzon main island, as of January 13, 2020. Manila is currently experiencing severe ash fall following Taal Volcano's eruption as the wind continues to blow northwards. Image Credit: Mapbox

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191201 taal volcano eruption — Philippine volcanologists said Taal Volcano had magmatic eruption early on Monday. The eruption has triggered earthquakes, some of them felt with rumbling sounds, and a slight inflation of portions of the 1,020-foot (311-meter) Taal Volcano. Residents were advised to stay indoors and wear masks and goggles outdoors. Image Credit: Twitter/Michael Sagaran

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Airport departures & arrival — For more details, click https://www.manila-airport.net/naia-departures Image Credit: Screengrab

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Airport departures & arrival — For more details, click https://www.manila-airport.net/naia-departures Image Credit: Screengrab

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Airport departures & arrival — For more details, click https://www.manila-airport.net/naia-departures Image Credit: Screengrab

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Airport departures & arrival — For more details, click https://www.manila-airport.net/naia-departures Image Credit: Screengrab

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Airport departures & arrival — For more details, click https://www.manila-airport.net/naia-departures Image Credit: Screengrab

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Airport departures & arrival — For more details, click https://www.manila-airport.net/naia-departures Image Credit: Screengrab

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