The Philippine Airlines Employees Association (PALEA) is asking the Court of Appeals to reverse its ruling which affirmed Malacanang’s decision approving the plan of the Philippine Airlines (PAL) to cut 2,600 jobs in 2011.
Philippine airlines remain banned from expanding their operations in Japan and South Korea, despite the country’s passing of the International Civil Aviation Organization’s (Icao) safety audit, which should have resulted in the lifting of restrictions on Philippine-registered planes.
The Philippine Airlines Interclub seniors’ golf tournament kicks off today with organizers hoping that clear skies will prevail in the succeeding days in Cebu City. Heavy rains brought about by tropical depression “Crising” pounded the Queen City of the South for two consecutive days, forcing some cancellation of practice rounds at the Alta Vista and [...]
The Sinulog beat, leis and smiles greeted Philippine Airlines passengers on a flight from California as they went down the escalator past 9 a.m. yesterday in the Mactan Cebu International Airport. Leandro Lupa, a retired US Navy serviceman, said he looked forward to his first experience of Cebu and the Sinulog. “I’m alone in this [...]
Typhoon ‘‘Pablo’’ forced the cancellation of 44 flights of both Philippine Airlines and Airphil Express with affected passengers accommodated on either replacement or upgraded flights.
The Supreme Court has finally resolved a 21-year-old claims suit filed against an airline and a travel agency by three Chinese-Filipino traders from Cebu City who missed a business deal in Hong Kong after they were bumped off from their flight to the then British crown colony.
Philippine Airlines (PAL) will hold a series of job fairs in the next leg of its Visayan recruitment tour covering the cities of Dumaguete, Bacolod and Iloilo.
Philippine Airlines (PAL) is moving more flights to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) terminal 3 to cope with congestion at terminal 2, a facility exclusive to the flag carrier.
We almost did not make it to our flight to Rome, thanks to a five-hour delay that Philippine Airlines awarded us, some 50 of around 140 pilgrims who left Cebu the other day. I joined the group on behalf of University of San Carlos Press, which has been tasked with publishing the commemorative book on [...]
AFTER adding 10 new Airbus A330 jets on top of the 54 aircraft they ordered in August, Philippine Airlines will be hiring cabin crews to support their planned route expansions by 2013. Christopher Lebumfacil, PAL passenger sales manager for the Visayas, yesterday confirmed that the airline was working to expand its domestic and international routes [...]
For two weekends in October, Philippine Airlines will hold a cabin crew recruitment fair in Cebu City, giving aspirants from the Visayas a chance to join the roster of PAL flight attendants without going to Manila.
Around 100 passengers of a Philippine Airlines flight bound for Manila were stranded here Wednesday after the plane they were scheduled to take was grounded at the Daniel Z. Romualdez Airport for a safety check after its jet engines sucked in at least 10 wild ducks on landing.
All flights of the Philippine Airlines will proceed as scheduled, the flag carrier announced Wednesday.
