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Passengers Advised to Check Flight Status with Respective Airlines

Friday, October 16, 2026

As Tropical Storm Champi develops and moves our way, the A.B. Won Pat International Airport Authority, Guam (GIAA) advises all passengers, the following:

  • Sign up for mobile alerts and SMS messaging with their airlines to avoid unnecessary travel to the airport during unsafe weather conditions.
  • Regularly check inbound and outbound flight status on their respective airline’s website and mobile applications.

Executive Manager John “JQ” Quinata stressed the importance of all travelers to check the status of their inbound and outbound flights with their respective airlines over the next several days. “The airlines are the primary source of flight information. We urge passengers to get the most up-to-date information from their airline carriers.”

Airline operators base their decisions to cancel or delay on the latest safety data and forecasted conditions and are often made within a 24-hour window for short haul flights. Once airlines make these decisions or schedule changes, flight status information appears in several platforms, primarily on the airlines’ websites and mobile applications. The information will correspondingly appear on the Airport’s Flight Information Display system when notified by the airlines, and on the Airport’s website at www.guamairport.com.

Executive Manager Quinata also reiterated the importance to shelter in place. “As a key critical service provider, the Guam International Airport remains open 24/7, even in severe weather conditions when there is no flight activity. However, service and amenities may be severely limited or unavailable. Passengers need to secure in suitable facilities and accommodations that provide safe shelter and adequate access to food.”

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