“I was very happy when I heard that PAL ordered Q400 planes. I got excited. I want to help build planes for PAL. I told myself I will delay my retirement. Hangga’t kaya ko, tatapusin ko ang order ng PAL. Hindi ko sila papabayaan,” remarked Casimiro ‘Jun’ Javier, one of the lead hand of Q400 manufacturer Bombardier based in Toronto, …

The Department of Foreign Affairs contracted Philippine Airlines to fly home Filipinos from San Juan, Puerto Rico, before it was devastated by super hurricane Irma.

Local tourists from Mindanao and Central/Northern Luzon can now conveniently explore Bohol as Philippine Airlines launches two new domestic flights to Tagbilaran, manifesting the flag carrier’s belief in Bohol’s vast tourism potential.

Cebu Pacific reports having the highest passenger market share on the Manila-Sydney route, outperforming competitors servicing the route.

By Riza Lozada All Toys “R” Us stores in the Philippines are operating “business as usual” and continue to offer a wide assortment of toys and merchandise for kids.

Renewable energy firm Solar Philippines became the first Filipino company to win Power Company of the Year at the Asian Power Awards, the region’s most prestigious awards known as “the Oscars of the power industry”.

Businessman Manuel V. Pangilinan-led Metro Pacific Investments Corp (MPIC) will likely be granted the original proponent status for the takeover and rehabilitation of the Metro Rail Transit (MRT) Line 3, Transportation Secretary Arthur Tugade said.

Listed building solutions provider Holcim Philippines Inc. recently shared their products that can help the government better execute its road infrastructure program, a key thrust of the national infrastructure upgrade particularly in Mindanao, during the 2017 Philconstruct in Davao.

By Riza Lozada The Union Bank of the Philippines (UBP) board recently approved the appointment of President Edwin Bautista as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective January 1, 2018 to take the place of Justo Ortiz who has been the bank’s CEO since 1993.

Security Bank Corp. (SBC) had reinforced the security of its automated teller cards (ATM) with an enhanced safety feature.