Airport reopening, emergency shelters stop accepting residents

The A.B. Won Pat International Airport will reopen to the public Monday at 3 p.m., but passengers could expect delays in the process to get to their gates.

The heavy rainfall from Typhoon Mawar resulted in flooding in the terminal.

“As we reopen, I want to ensure we set the expectations for all our passengers. We are open, but we are still recovering to pre-typhoon levels as we continue to improve passenger experience,” said John “JQ” M. Quinata, Guam International Airport Authority Executive Manager. “All passengers should expect delays as all of our airport partners throughout the departures and arrivals process continue to recover to pre-typhoon operations.”

Airlines are anticipated to file their flight plans with the GIAA to begin flight operations and to bring their regularly scheduled operations online.

Passengers are advised to contact their airlines directly for flight status and rescheduling their flights.

United Airlines
Tel: +1(800) 864-8331
Fax: (671) 649 6588
Cargo: (671) 645-8570
www.united.com

Jin Air Co. Ltd.
Tel: 1(671)642-2800
Fax: 1(671)642-2801
Website: www.jinair.com
Email [email protected]

Jeju Air Co.LTD
Tel: 1(671)649-3936
Tel: +82.1599.1500 (Automated Menu)
www.jejuair.net
EMAIL:[email protected]

Korean Air
Telephone: 1(671)642-3200
Admin/Sales 1(671)642-1125/6
Cargo: 1(671)642-5333
www.koreanair.com [email protected]

Philippine Airlines
General Sales Agents for PAL (Ticketing) 1(671)632-1615
www.philippineairlines.com
Email: [email protected]

T'way Air Co.LTD
Tel: 1(671)989-1500
Website: www.twayair.com
Email: [email protected]

Separately, the emergency shelters at local public schools will no longer be accepting residents who have been displaced by Typhoon Mawar, effective immediately.

The Joint Information Center reports the current shelter capacity has decreased to 815, as shelterees begin returning home to clean and assess damages.