There are two main variations of the Airbus A321neo used by Philippine Airlines: the LR and the SR. So, what exactly is the distinction between
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Cebu Pacific received 9th A320neo on New Years Day
It’s likely that January 1, 2023 was a highly hectic day for Philippine aviation. Fortunately, there was some positive news, or a fresh start, that
Differences between the Boeing 777-9X and the 777-300ER
The Boeing 777 is a revolutionary plane. It not only revolutionized aviation efficiency but also paved the way for twin-engine, ultra-long-range aircraft. In the past,
Remembering the most popular trijet commercial planes
Three-engine widebody aircraft, also known as trijet commercial planes, are no longer seen, but they did make their mark in the aviation industry in the
The Airbus A320 is the first fly-by-wire commercial plane
Right now, the Airbus A320 is the best-selling and most popular single-aisle plane in the world. The A320 is a staple of the fleets of
Expect more China flights soon as PAL flies to Xiamen this January
On January 13, 2023, over three years after service was suspended owing to COVID-related border restrictions, Philippine Airlines (PAL) will resume flights between Manila and
The Airbus A320 and the A340 do share the same engines
The Airbus A320-200 and the A340-300 are two different planes. The former is a narrowbody short range aircraft while the latter is a widebody long
The similarities between the fleet of Cathay Pacific and PAL
Some think that Philippine Airlines’ main competitor is Cebu Pacific. Honestly, I really don’t see Cebu Pacific as main competitor of PAL as the former
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[POLL] The future fleet of PAL and PALexpress
The fact that Philippine Airlines is currently expanding is a strong indication that they will require new planes. Add to it the fact that times
The BAe 146 and Avro RJ100 in the Philippines
The BAe 146 and its variant, the Avro RJ100, were valuable jet aircraft for short runways previously only accessible by turboprop planes. Three Philippine airlines