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Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Flag-carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL).

  1. PAL sinks to $159M loss on fuel price surge

    PAL sinks to $159M loss on fuel price surge

    Philippine Airlines reports a $159M loss in the first nine months of the year as surging fuel costs, driven by geopolitical tensions, overshadow revenue growth…

  2. PAL flies more to Japan for holiday rush

    PAL flies more to Japan for holiday rush

    Philippine Airlines boosts holiday travel with more flights to Japan and Australia, adding frequencies on Manila–Tokyo, Osaka and Sapporo routes and increasing…

  3. PAL revives Dubai flights

    PAL revives Dubai flights

    Philippine Airlines resumes nonstop Manila–Dubai flights from October 2, offering four weekly services with plans for daily operations. Discover new travel…

  4. PAL profit climbs 6% on travel surge

    PAL profit climbs 6% on travel surge

    Philippine Airlines posts a 6.1% profit jump to $160.4 million as revenues hit $3.22 billion on surging passenger demand, higher ancillary income, and cargo…

  5. PAL H1 profit up on strong demand

    PAL H1 profit up on strong demand

    Philippine Airlines reported a $137M net income in H1 2025, up 12% from last year, driven by strong passenger traffic and efficiency gains. PAL eyes fleet…

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    PAL resumes aviation school

    ‘With the demand right now in the aviation industry for pilots, the conversation between PAL and Airways Aviation continued a year or two ago’

  7. (FILE PHOTO) PAL Holdings President and chief operating officer Lucio K. Tan III remains positive in achieving growth toward the end of the year even if the first half was not favorable for the flag carrier.

    PAL adds Manila-Da Nang service in July

    Philippine Airlines announces new nonstop flights between Manila and Da Nang, Vietnam, starting in July. Offering business and leisure travelers a direct…

  8. (FILE PHOTO) PAL Holdings President and chief operating officer Lucio K. Tan III remains positive in achieving growth toward the end of the year even if the first half was not favorable for the flag carrier.

    PAL inaugurates new Manila-Cauayan route

    Philippine Airlines launches a new daily Manila-Cauayan-Manila route, enhancing connectivity and promoting tourism in Isabela province. The first flight…