Philippine Airlines

Philippine Airlines returns to Tel Aviv after a six-decade hiatus, with the first trip scheduled for April 2022. The market between the Philippines and Israel is vast, and the route will be largely leisure-oriented....

The pandemic has led to major changes in the commercial aviation industry and has also influenced the rankings of the longest flights or the busiest airports in the world. Many routes were suspended, others were...

Philippine Airlines has filed for bankruptcy protection in the United States to undergo financial restructuring in the Chapter 11 reorganization process - under American bankruptcy laws. Normally,...

In August, we announce that Philippine Airlines will resume flights to six destinations in Europe: Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London, Madrid, Paris and Rome. The European Commission has decided to lift the ban on operating in the EU's…

After three years of bans, Philippine Airlines is preparing to resume flights to six destinations in Europe. Following the improvement of the security situation in the Philippines, the European Commission has decided to lift the ban on…

Philippine Airlines (PAL) took possession of the first Airbus A321 in the fleet. On August 7, 2013, the aircraft was handed over from the Airbus center in Hamburg, Germany. The aircraft is part of a firm order placed in 2012 and

Philippine Airlines (PAL), a full service airline in the Philippines, has placed a firm order for Airbus aircraft: 34 A321 Ceo, 10 A321 Neo and 10 A330-300. The aircraft are purchased as part of a larger project to modernize the…