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Eala, Turkish pal battle Ukrainians
Alex Eala returns to the WTA Tour at the Wuhan Open, partnering Zeynep Sonmez in doubles while competing as the 13th seed in singles.
3 Chinese nationals nabbed over banned derma products
Police and health regulatory officers arrested three Chinese nationals and two Filipino sales employees in Tacloban City for allegedly selling unregistered…
PAL incentivizes Middle East bookings with free rebooking
Philippine Airlines offers free first rebooking for flights from Manila to Dubai, Doha, and Riyadh, giving passengers added flexibility to adjust travel dates…
PAL PLANS INDIA RETURN AFTER 13 YEARS
PAL left India with one route in 2013. It plans to return with two: Delhi and Mumbai.
PAL revives Manila-Saipan flights
Philippine Airlines will resume nonstop Manila-Saipan flights on 25 October after runway damage caused by Typhoon Sinlaku forced a temporary suspension,…
PAL opens direct India links
Philippine Airlines will launch nonstop Manila-Delhi and Manila-Mumbai flights in December, expanding travel and cargo connections between the Philippines and…
PAL restores Dubai flights, eyes daily service
Philippine Airlines will resume nonstop Manila-Dubai flights on October 2, initially four times weekly, with plans to increase service to daily operations.
PAL adds capacity for global push
The flag carrier has confirmed that its fourth Airbus A350-1000, registered RP-C3513, arrived at Ninoy Aquino International Airport on 2 September after its…
Chinese vessel detained with banned shark fins
The vessel was among four detained by 11 Pacific island nations during a surveillance operation from 3 to 14 august.
DOT launches Manila transit tours for PAL passengers
The Department of Tourism launches its Transit Tours program for Philippine Airlines passengers, offering curated Manila sightseeing experiences during long…
US to ban smart cars containing Chinese tech
US moves to ban smart cars with Chinese tech, citing national security risks and future auto industry dominance.
Germany to ban Chinese telecom giants from 5G network
Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone and Telefonica are banning Huawei and ZTE.
