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  1. Holiday flights face fresh cost squeeze

    Holiday flights face fresh cost squeeze

    Filipinos planning year-end vacations face higher travel costs as airlines increase fuel surcharges starting November. Domestic tickets may rise by up to…

  2. Lower fuel surcharge cuts July airfares

    Lower fuel surcharge cuts July airfares

    Planning a trip in early July? Airline fuel surcharges are dropping after the Civil Aeronautics Board cut rates to Level 9, lowering costs on domestic and…

  3. Philippine air travelers will see only slight relief in early May as the Civil Aeronautics Board trims fuel surcharges from Level 19 to 18, keeping airfares elevated despite lower add-on fees for domestic and international flights.

    May fuel surcharge cut, but airfares stay high

    Philippine air travelers will see only slight relief in early May as the Civil Aeronautics Board trims fuel surcharges from Level 19 to 18, keeping airfares…

  4. Phl seeks more global flights

    Phl seeks more global flights

    The Philippines is pursuing new air service agreements with Japan, India, Thailand, and possibly the U.S. to boost international connectivity, while AirAsia…

  5. Higher airfare looms with March surcharge

    Higher airfare looms with March surcharge

    ‘With summer travel approaching, we encourage our passengers to book early and take advantage of our lowest fares. We look forward to flying every Juan to…

  6. Higher airfare expected with March surcharge

    Higher airfare expected with March surcharge

    Travelers booking flights in March may face higher airfare as the Civil Aeronautics Board raises the fuel surcharge for both domestic and international…