When you hear the name Cebu Pacific, you likely think of a “low-cost airline” or LCC. It’s an airline that offers safe flights from point
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Is Cebu Pacific Still Getting the Airbus A321XLR?
In June 2019, Cebu Pacific ordered 31 Airbus planes, including sixteen A330neos, ten A321XLRs, and five additional A320neos. At the time, the A321XLR was a
Explaining the Largest Aircraft Order in Philippine Aviation History
Cebu Pacific is known for being an airline that continues to redefine Philippine aviation. They do not settle for mediocrity, nor do they want to
How Airlines Choose Their Routes and Where to Fly To
It’s easy to say, “they should fly to this destination because there is a market,” but it’s actually more complex than that. While market demand
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[POLL] What Planes Would You Want PAL to Order?
We’re all eagerly awaiting Philippine Airlines’ next aircraft order, especially since their current fleet is showing its age. While they do have nine A350-1000s and
North Korea’s Air Koryo: The World’s Only 1-Star Airline?
We are familiar with the world’s three-star airlines up to the list of five-star airlines. However, you might be wondering if there are any airlines
Where Does PAL Fly their Two A350-900s?
Philippine Airlines (PAL) operated six Airbus A350-900s until the pandemic hit, which forced the airline to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. As a result,
Explaining Why Airlines are Ordering a Huge Number of Planes
Cebu Pacific’s recent order of more than 100 Airbus planes has made waves in the Philippines’ aviation industry. This marks the first time a local
Is it Time for Airlines in the Philippines to Buy Regional Jets?
I recently read an article from Ch-Aviation stating that the Philippine government is urging airlines to end turboprop operations at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA)
PAL’s Next Aircraft Order can be the Biggest in its History
Since 2023, I have been hoping for Philippine Airlines (PAL) to put in another aircraft order. Given the positive outlook of air travel demand, upcoming