Is Siargao Airport open?
Sayak Airport · IAO / RPNS · 9.86°N 126.01°E
OPEN
Yes. Siargao Airport is open.
Tracked commercial movements at Sayak (IAO) over the last 12 hours indicate normal operations.
What this means for you
Practical, in plain terms
- Travelling today or tomorrowConfirm your flight with your airline 4–6h before departure as you normally would.
- Already on the islandNothing changes. Enjoy your stay.
- Watching the weatherBookmark PAGASA bulletins for tropical-cyclone updates over Surigao del Norte.
Frequently asked
For travellers, advisors, and the merely curious
Is Siargao Airport open today?
Sayak Airport (IATA: IAO, ICAO: RPNS) operates daily on a published schedule. The status panel above checks live arrivals and departures over the last 12 hours and reports whether traffic looks normal, reduced, or absent. Always confirm directly with your airline before travelling.
What is the official name of Siargao Airport?
The airport is officially named Sayak Airport. Its IATA code is IAO and its ICAO code is RPNS. It is a domestic airport on the western side of Siargao Island, Surigao del Norte, in the Philippines.
Which airlines fly to Siargao?
Cebu Pacific, Philippine Airlines, and AirSWIFT operate scheduled flights, mostly from Manila (MNL) and Cebu (CEB). Schedules and frequency change seasonally. Check each airline directly.
How often is Siargao Airport closed?
Closures are uncommon and almost always weather-driven. Typhoons happen between August and December, with occasional heavy weather any time of year. Closures from Typhoon Odette (Rai) in December 2021 lasted weeks. Outside of major weather events, daily operations are reliable.
What should I do if my Siargao flight is cancelled?
Contact your airline first; they handle rebooking and refunds. If you are travelling with us, message the concierge: we have direct lines into the local ground operators and can usually arrange a private boat transfer from Surigao City or hold your villa until you arrive.
How often does this update, and how reliable is it?
We check live flight movements at Sayak (RPNS) several times a day and report whether traffic looks normal, reduced, or absent. Three or more flights with low cancellations reads as Operational; fewer flights or many cancellations as Reduced; zero flights as No recent flights. This is a derived signal from public flight data and may lag a real disruption by a few hours, so always confirm with your airline before travelling.
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