Beginning March 31, 2019, Philippine Airlines (PAL) flights to and from New York (JFK), Auckland (New Zealand), Hanoi (Vietnam) and Phnom Penh (Cambodia) will use NAIA Terminal 1 for both departures and arrivals.
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MacroAsia takes over PAL contracts
MacroAsia Corporation has taken over Philippine Airlines’ ground-handling and airline catering contracts from Manny Osmeña’s Sky Logistics and Sky Kitchen, respectively.
Read More »E-vehicles’ roadmap proposed
Although the Department of Energy has been promoting the use of electric vehicles (EV), Senator Win Gatchalian says it has produced only a few policy instruments to support the growth of EVs in the country.
Read More »PAL refleeting to support search for new destinations
Philippine Airlines (PAL) is looking at buying more airplanes to be able to fly to more destinations out of Asia.
Read More »PAL’s system upgrade a success
Philippine Airlines has successfully upgraded its passenger service system.
Read More »PAL system upgrade to benefit passengers
Philippine Airlines (PAL) will upgrade to a more advanced passenger service system powered by next-generation technology next month, as part of a total transformation towards becoming a 5-Star airline.
Read More »PAL expands with new Asian routes, increased flights
Opens new routes to New Delhi, Hanoi & Phnom Penh in H1 of 2019
Read More »DOTr explores partnership with Sweden
The Department of Transportation (DOTr) has been exploring the possibility of tapping foreign expertise to help in the development of the country’s transport sector.
Read More »Ayala to distribute Kia vehicles in Philippines
Ayala Corporation has agreed to distribute Kia vehicles in the Philippines, expanding the group’s automotive portfolio that already includes Volkswagen, Honda and Isuzu.
Read More »Bacolod is top tourist spot for Singaporeans
Bacolod is listed among the top emerging destinations for Singaporeans in 2019, according to travel site Skyscanner.
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