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
United orders 200 Boeing 787 Dreamliners and 100 737 MAX
The size of this deal makes it the biggest widebody contract in American aviation history. Furthermore, it is the biggest Boeing 787 order in history.
Former PAL international destinations that I wish they can restore
There are many places that Philippine Airlines has flown to in the past. PAL was forced to stop operating to these locations as a result
The Time When AirAsia Operated the Boeing 747
We’re all familiar with AirAsia as a low-cost carrier with an all-Airbus fleet. However, many did not know that AirAsia started out not only as
Why do airplanes and airlines have weird rules?
Some people wonder why airlines and airplanes have strange and weird rules on board, such as keeping window shades open during take-off and landing even
Hidden features in an airplane that you never knew existed
The aircraft is one machine equipped with a lot of safety features. Sometimes, even the smallest details which you did not even notice matters a
How Cebu Pacific revolutionized air travel in the Philippines
Cebu Pacific is the first airline that comes to mind when we think of low-cost and affordable air travel in the Philippines. They are comparable
Final Boeing 747 rolls out the production line after five decades
A chapter, the chapter of the jumbo jets, will soon come to an end after five decades or 54 years. Yesterday, the final Boeing 747
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