PAL cancels 130 November flights
Philippine Airlines
In response to the government request for airlines to cut the number of flights to and from Manila as part of the transition phase leading to an enhanced air navigational system, Philippine Airlines (PAL) said it was cancelling 130 flights this month.
PAL advised its customers that the following flights had been cancelled:
DOMESTIC FLIGHTS CANCELLED
November 15, 2018
PR 2131/2132 Manila- Bacolod – Manila
PR 2145/2146 Manila – Iloilo – Manila
PR 2880 Cebu – Manila
November 15 – 18, 2018
PR 2131/2132 Manila – Bacolod – Manila
PR 2545/2546 Manila – Dumaguete – Manila
PR 2521/2522 Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila
PR 2143/2144 Manila – Iloilo – Manila
November 16, 2018
PR 2835 Manila – Cebu
PR 2557/2558 Manila – Dipolog – Manila
PR 2545/2546 Manila – Dumaguete – Manila
PR 2133/2134 Manila – Bacolod – Manila
PR 2143/2144 Manila – Iloilo – Manila
PR 2525/2526 Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila
PR 2987/2988 Manila – Tacloban – Manila
PR 2787/2788 Manila – Puerto Princesa – Manila
PR 2145/2146 Manila – Iloilo – Manila
PR 2997/2998 Manila – Zamboanga – Manila
PR 2529/2530 Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila
November 16-18, 2018
PR 2880 Cebu -Manila
November 17, 2018
PR 2143/2144 Manila – Iloilo – Manila
PR 2787/2788 Manila – Puerto Princesa – Manila
PR 2198/2199 Manila – Laoag – Manila
November 17 – 18, 2018
PR 2135/2136 Manila – Bacolod – Manila
PR 2997/2998 Manila – Zamboanga – Manila
PR 2529/2530 Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila
November 17 – 19, 2018
PR 2545 /2546 Manila – Dumaguete – Manila
PR 2133/2134 Manila – Bacolod – Manila
PR 2145/2146 Manila – Iloilo – Manila
November 17 – 20, 2018
PR 2835 Manila – Cebu
PR 2521/2522 Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila
November 18, 2018
PR 2969/2970 Manila – Kalibo Manila
PR 2959/2960 Manila – Cotabato – Manila
PR 2777/2778 Manila – Tagbilaran – Manila
PR 2819/2820 Manila – Davao -Manila
November 19, 2018
PR 2137/2138 Manila – Bacolod – Manila
November 19-20, 2018
PR 2141/2142 Manila – Iloilo – Manila
November 20, 2018
PR453/454 Manila – General Santos – Manila
INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS CANCELLED
November 14, 2018
PR658/659 Manila – Dubai – Manila
November 15, 2018
PR300/301 Manila – Hong Kong – Manila
PR318/319 Manila – Hong Kong – Manila
PR511/502 Manila – Singapore – Manila
PR336/337 Manila – Pudong – Manila
PR312 Manila – Hong Kong
PR432 Manila – Narita
November 15-18, 2018
PR507/508 Manila – Singapore- Manila
November 16, 2018
PR313 Hong Kong – Manila
PR431 Narita – Manila
PR682/683 Manila – Dammam – Manila
PR428/427 Manila – Narita – Manila
November 17, 2018
PR300/301 Manila – Hong Kong – Manila
PR318/319 Manila – Hong Kong – Manila
PR535 Manila – Jakarta
PR732/733 Manila – Bangkok – Manila
PR658/659 Manila – Dubai – Manila
PR654/655 Manila – Riyadh – Manila
PR209 Manila – Melbourne
November 18, 2018
PR536 Jakarta – Manila
PR210 Melbourne – Manila
PR511/502 Manila – Singapore – Manila
PR338/339 Manila – Pudong – Manila
PR330/331 Manila – Xiamen – Manila
PR535 Manila – Jakarta
PR312 Manila – Hong Kong
PR684/685 Manila – Doha – Manila
November 19, 2018
PR536 Jakarta – Manila
PR313 Hong Kong – Manila
PR511/502 Manila – Singapore – Manila
PR426/425 Manila – Fukuoka – Manila
PR736/737 Manila – Bangkok – Manila
PR537 Manila – Denpasar
PR654/655 Manila – Riyadh – Manila
PR682/683 Manila – Dammam – Manila
PR312 Manila – Hong Kong
November 20, 2018
PR538 Denpasar – Manila
PR313 Hong Kong – Manila
PAL said affected passengers who have provided their email addresses when they booked their original flights will receive notifications of cancellation.
“We are advising affected passengers to rebook their flights within thirty days from original travel date; rebooking fees will be waived. Other options available are rerouting and refunding,” the airline said.
PAL said affected passengers may call PAL Hotline (02) 855 – 8888 for the rebooking of their tickets and that it will post periodic updates, as needed, on its Official PAL Facebook Page and on its website www.philippineairlines.com.
“We are seeking the understanding and cooperation of our passengers as we carry out these operational adjustments in support of the transition period towards the full modernization of our country’s air navigational system,” PAL said.