Philippine Airlines

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All runways lead airlines to recovery (Philstar.com)

MANILA, Philippines โ€” On a humid Wednesday afternoon in Singapore, an Airbus A321neo moved about the runway of Changi Airport with trembling in its wheels ...

The Marcos administration, in its first full year in office in 2023, will spend a total of P2.49 billion to upgrade five airports, namely, Antique Airport, Bukidnon Airport, Daniel Z. PAL and Cebu Air, both listed in the Philippine stock market, believe that things are about to look up in the near future. Similarly, the New Manila International Airport, set to be largest gateway in the Philippines, has reached 42 percent completion on land development as of November. PAL president and chief operating officer Stanley Ng believes that putting up new airports boost tourism activities and create job opportunities in areas where they are located. To overcome these challenges, domestic airlines came up with their own playbooks that look the same on a few chapters and appear different on many pages. In particular, PAL hopes to bag contracts to airlift health needs, especially COVID-19 vaccines, with the pandemic ongoing. declared that its forex losses have more than doubled to P3.86 billion as of end-September, proving how risky the pesoโ€™s decline is for airline operations. She added that the airline would require additional workers once all of its pre-pandemic routes like China reopen. In the long term, Cebu Pacific intends to purchase 25,000 tons of SAF from Shell Aviation between 2026 and 2031. Prior to the pandemic, we were flying to Guangzhou, Shanghai and Shenzhen,โ€ Carongoy told The STAR. AirAsia Philippines spokesman Carlo Carongoy said the low-cost carrier had wanted to resume its flights to Guangzhou, Shanghai and Shenzhen last year. Cebu Pacific plans to transition to an all-neo line by 2028 to lessen its fuel consumption and, in turn, cut its carbon footprint.

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PAL adds extra flights for 24K passengers (The Manila Times)

THE Philippine Airlines (PAL) said it has added extra flights to accommodate its 24,000 stranded passengers at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) ...

Villaluna noted that NAIA will go on full normal flight operations by Wednesday. Villaluna stressed the upgrade was made as PAL transitions into full normal operations after NAIA shifts to recovery mode. "We [PAL] are carrying out extra sector flights.

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