CAAP Debunks Rumors: Zamboanga Airport to Remain Open Amid Repairs

The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) has firmly denied rumors circulating on social media that Zamboanga International Airport would shut down for a month in March for repairs. In a statement released on Monday, CAAP emphasized that the airport will continue to operate without interruption. The authority specifically refuted a misleading Facebook post that suggested a temporary closure for repair work. CAAP clarified that while the airport is undergoing runway rehabilitation and terminal expansion, these projects are designed to cause minimal disruption to operations. There are no plans to suspend the airport’s services, and any future maintenance or repair schedules will be announced through CAAP’s official communication channels. The authority urged travelers to check CAAP’s official platforms for the most accurate and up-to-date information on flight schedules and airport status.