All those hoping for a completely new single aisle aircraft to compete with the Airbus A321XLR will have to wait a little longer. Boeing recently
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The evolution of the narrow-body jetliner fleet of PAL
Philippine Airlines has a long history with narrow-body jet aircraft in its fleet. In fact, its first narrowbody or single aisle aircraft, the Douglas DC-8,
Why some flight attendants turn safety demos into comedy shows
We all have the impression that the cabin crew safety demonstration is serious, but I’m sure some of you have seen those ‘comic’ safety demonstrations
Questions which you may and you may not ask flight attendants
There’s nothing wrong with asking your flight attendants questions or making requests during your flight, but we can’t expect them to address every single one
PAL increases its flights to the United States for winter season
The winter flight schedule for Philippine Airlines (PAL) has been released. As a result, PAL is increasing the frequency of its flights between the United
Twenty two years of the McDonnell Douglas DC-10 in the PAL fleet
The McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30 has to be one of the most interesting aircraft in Philippine Airlines’ historic fleet. In fact, PAL flew the DC-10 for
Myths about flight attendants that you should never believe
There are several myths about flight attendants circling around. The issue is that many people believe these myths to be facts when, in fact, they
PAL is setting to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050
Philippine Airlines (PAL) plans to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050 in support of international climate agreements such as the Paris Agreement and the
Habits you may develop when you are an airline cabin crew
Airlines have high expectations of their cabin crew. These range from understanding all safety procedures to ensuring that every passenger has a pleasant and memorable
Should PAL acquire NTU Qatar Airways Airbus A350-1000 aircraft?
According to a recent post, Philippine Airlines is considering restoring flights to London, Auckland, and New Zealand in 2023, depending on the airline’s performance and