PAL to resume direct Manila–Saipan flights in March 2026



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Flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) is set to restore direct flights between Manila and Saipan starting next year, marking its return to the Northern Marianas after several years.
Direct flights between Manila and Saipan will commence on 29 March 2026, expanding PAL’s Pacific network, which currently includes Guam and Honolulu, along with upcoming routes to Palau and Cebu–Guam.
U.S. territory Saipan will become the flag carrier’s seventh U.S. destination.
To mark the relaunch, PAL will offer introductory fares starting at USD 249 one-way and USD 389 for roundtrip Economy Class. Business Class fares start at USD 669 one-way and USD 1,029 roundtrip.
PAL will operate Manila–Saipan flights twice weekly, every Wednesday and Sunday at 7:45 p.m., arriving at 1:45 a.m. the following day.
Saipan–Manila flights will operate every Monday and Thursday at 2:50 a.m., arriving in Manila at 5:05 a.m.