PAL launches new routes to Australia, China, Middle East

Flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) recently announced the launching of flights to six (6) new destinations in Australia, China and the Middle East. This is in line with PAL’s aggressive route expansion. The addition of these routes brings to 34 PAL’s total number of international destinations (including Manila). Aside from route expansion, fleet modernization and inflight service enhancements are the three pillars of growth earlier identified by PAL President Ramon S. Ang.

Ang said PAL’s new destinations are Kuala Lumpur (1 May); Brisbane, Darwin, and Perth in Australia and Guangzhou, China (1 June); and Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (1 October).

He further said that PAL is launching the new routes in response to the clamour for more flights to these destinations. “Australia, Kuala Lumpur, and Guangzhou are major destinations for business and leisure. Abu Dhabi, on the other hand, has a large concentration of OFWs, making it a prime destination in the Middle East,” he explained.

Tickets for Kuala Lumpur and the new Australian routes are now on sale, while tickets for Guangzhou and Abu Dhabi started 15 March. PAL is offering special promo rates for early birds.

The new service to Kuala Lumpur (PR 517) departs Manila every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 7.55am. Manila-Guangzhou (PR 382) flies every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Sunday at 10.30PM and arrives 12.45am.

Manila-Darwin (PR 221) departs Manila every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 10.05PM and arrives Darwin at 4am (next day); Manila-Brisbane (via Darwin) follows the same departure schedule but arrives in Brisbane at 9.20AM (next day). Manila-Perth (PR 219 via Darwin) leaves Manila every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Sunday at 10.25pm and arrives in Perth at 7.50am (next day).

PAL’s Abu Dhabi flight (PR 656) departs Manila daily at 4.25pm and arrives in Abu Dhabi at 9.45pm.

Adopting a new campaign tagline “Your home in the sky,” PAL hopes to bring its uniquely Filipino style of warm “at home” service to its passengers to and from the Philippines.

PAL passengers will also enjoy the flag carrier’s delectable menu created by select master chefs, inflight amenities and topnotch entertainment systems.

 

 

 

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