Repairmen work on the crippled Cebu Pacific plane at the Puerto Princesa tarmac on Wednesday morning. The plane's front tire burst upon landing on Tuesday night. GMANews.TV The Puerto Princesa Airport in Palawan province was reopened Wednesday morning, less than 24 hours after a plane accident damaged some of its facilities. Radio dzBB reported the airport resumed operations after repairs were made on the runway damaged by a Cebu Pacific passenger plane that ran out of control around 7 p.m. Tuesday. The plane reportedly burst a tire upon landing on a grassy area along the airport's tarmac, damaging some runway lights. There were no reported injuries among passengers. Earlier reports said the runway damage prevented a Manila-bound Philippine Airlines plane from taking off.
— LBG/RSJ, GMANews.TV 
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