Philippine Airlines (PAL) has reopened its Clark to Basco route, marking this milestone with a celebration at Clark International Airport on July 2, 2024. The
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Manila to Tacloban Onboard PAL Express Flight Experience
This would be my very first trip to Tacloban, so I was excited. However, I also decided to do a review of this flight, though
PAL Operates Nine All-Women Crew Flights for Women’s Month
During National and International Women’s Month, which is usually celebrated every March, many airlines around the world send off flights all crewed by women. Last
Why Airlines Still Use Smaller Aircraft Even if Demand is High
The usual premise would be that if the air travel demand to a certain destination is high, then a wide-body aircraft is needed, but if
The Year 2023: A Roller Coaster for Philippine Aviation
The Philippine aviation industry experienced a year of ups and downs in 2023, with significant events shaping the landscape for 2024. Let’s reflect on some
The History of Low-Cost Carriers
AirAsia, Southwest Airlines, easyJet, FlyDubai, Jet Blue, Jet Star, and Ryanair are synonymous with affordable air travel. These low-cost carriers (LCCs) have revolutionized the aviation
PAL Will Need a Robust Fleet for its Future Plans
Philippine Airlines (PAL) has set a clear goal to reestablish itself as a major airline in Asia. PAL President and COO Capt. Stanley Ng recently
Thai Airways Sets Sights on Major Aircraft Order
Thai Airways International is currently in discussions to secure a significant order of widebody aircraft from both Boeing and Airbus. This ambitious deal could include
How the Pratt & Whitney Issue will Affect Philippine Airlines
We are all well aware that among the airlines in the Philippines, Cebu Pacific is likely to be the most severely affected by the Pratt
The Chances of Boeing Increasing its Presence in the Philippines
Boeing used to be a dominant force in the Philippines from the 1980s to the mid-2000s. Philippine Airlines operated the 747-400, 747-200, 737-400, and 737-300.