Philippine Airlines (PAL) will begin regular Manila-Perth and Perth-Manila services on March 27, 2023, connecting the Philippines and Western Australia for the first time with
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Identifying Between an Airbus A320 and a Boeing 737 from Outside
The most common commercial aircraft today are the Airbus A320 and the Boeing 737. They serve both legacy and low-cost airlines. They can be found
Cebu Pacific will make its first commercial flight using SAF
The airline industry must prioritize sustainability and efficiency. Renewable fuels have been developed by the industry. SAF, or Sustainable Aviation Fuel, is the result of
Where will Cebu Pacific possibly fly their Airbus A321XLR
Cebu Pacific ordered ten Airbus A321XLR jets during the 2019 Paris Air Show, and the aircraft will be configured to fit 240 passengers. They also
Flying from Manila to Davao on board a Cebu Pacific A321ceo
I recently travelled on board a Cebu Pacific flight from Manila to Davao and back. This travel coincided with the traditional Kadayawan Festival in Davao
Cebu Pacific is gearing to become a more Earth-friendly airline
Sustainability is now the name of the game in the airline industry. Manufacturers are now focusing on aircraft with less carbon emissions and that consumes
AirAsia Philippines posts 93% load factor in 2Q 2022
AirAsia Philippines (PAA) continues to post the highest load factor among all AirAsia subsidiaries. Its second-quarter 2022 numbers show a 93% load factor, fifteen points
Check out the cabin of AirAsia’s Airbus A321neo
AirAsia has committed to continue to take delivery of 358 Airbus A321neo aircraft this 2023. These jets will be distributed among all subsidiaries, with priority
Boeing lands a deal with Delta for 100 Boeing 737 MAX 10
Kicking off the Farnborough Airshow 2022 was a big splash by Delta after it announced an order for 100 Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft with
AirAsia Philippines may end up operating the A330neo and A321XLR
Nothing has been solidly confirmed yet. However, there have been hints that AirAsia Philippines may end up operating the A330neo and A321XLR. An article by