As safe and efficient travels become a priority at this time, Filipino and non-Filipino passengers have been turning to Philippine Airlines or PAL flights during the pandemic.
Operating on limited and flexible schedules, these journeys are available to qualified passengers who meet the entry requirements of their destination cities and countries. If you happen to be one of them, here’s a list of those flights that you can book with the country’s flag carrier.
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PAL domestic flights for November 2021 and beyond
Flights to and from Manila
Manila – Basco – Manila (15 and 30 Nov)
Manila – Laoag – Manila (Tuesday, Friday)
Manila – Legazpi – Manila (Daily)
Manila – Puerto Princesa – Manila (Daily)
Manila – Coron via Busuanga – Manila (1 and 2 Nov; daily starting 15 Nov)
Manila – Bacolod (Monday, Friday)
Bacolod – Manila (Monday, Friday, Sunday)
Manila – Cebu – Manila (Daily)
Manila – Catarman – Manila (Friday)
Manila – Calbayog – Manila (Monday)
Manila – Dumaguete – Manila (Monday, Tuesday, Friday)
Manila – Antique via San Jose – Manila (Wednesday, Saturday)
Manila – Iloilo – Manila (Daily)
Manila – Kalibo – Manila (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday)
Manila – Caticlan – Manila (Daily)
Manila – Roxas – Manila (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday)
Manila – Tacloban – Manila (Daily)
Manila – Tagbilaran – Manila (Daily)
Manila – Butuan – Manila (Daily)
Manila – Cotabato – Manila (Daily)
Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila (Daily)
Manila -Dipolog – Manila (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday)
Manila – Davao – Manila (Daily)
Manila – General Santos – Manila (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday; also Wednesday, Friday starting 17 Nov)
Manila – Siargao – Manila (Daily)
Manila – Ozamiz- Manila (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday)
Manila – Pagadian – Manila (Daily)
Manila – Zamboanga (Monday, Thursday, Sunday)
Zamboanga – Manila (Daily except Saturday)
Flights to and from Cebu
Cebu – Bacolod – Cebu (Monday)
Cebu – Butuan – Cebu (Monday, Thursday, Saturday)
Cebu – Cagayan de Oro – Cebu (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday)
Cebu – Caticlan – Cebu (Friday, Sunday)
Cebu – Clark – Cebu (Monday, Wednesday, Saturday)
Cebu – Davao – Cebu (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday)
Cebu – Siargao – Cebu (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday)
Cebu – Tacloban – Cebu (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday)
Cebu – Zamboanga – Cebu (Monday)
Flights to and from Zamboanga
Zamboanga – Tawi-Tawi – Zamboanga (Monday)
Each domestic destination has a different travel requirement depending on one’s community quarantine classification. You can know more about that here. You may also check directly with the local government of your destination for other pre-travel reminders to take note of.
PAL flights during the pandemic from Manila to Philippine provinces depart from and arrive at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 2.
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PAL international flights for November 2021 and beyond
Flights to and from Manila
Manila – Los Angeles – Manila (Daily)
Manila – San Francisco (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday)
San Francisco – Manila (Daily; some flights to land in Cebu)
Manila – New York (Wednesday, Friday; also Monday starting 29 Nov)
New York – Manila (Thursday, Saturday; also Tuesday starting 30 Nov)
Manila – Honolulu – Manila (Friday)
Manila – Guam (Thursday, Friday, Sunday)
Guam – Manila (Monday, Friday, Saturday)
Manila – Toronto (Wednesday)
Toronto – Manila (Thursday)
Manila – Vancouver – Manila (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday)
Manila – Auckland – Manila (14 Nov; with Brisbane stopover)
Manila – Melbourne (18 and 25 Nov)
Melbourne – Manila (19 and 26 Nov)
Manila – Sydney (Tuesday, Friday; also Saturday starting 20 Nov)
Sydney – Manila (Wednesday, Saturday; also Sunday starting 21 Nov; with Melbourne stopover for some flights)
Manila – London via Heathrow – Manila (9 and 23 Nov)
Manila – Singapore – Manila (Daily)
Manila – Kuala Lumpur – Manila (Saturday)
Manila – Ho Chi Minh City – Manila (10 and 24 Nov)
Manila – Jakarta (7, 21, and 28 Nov)
Jakarta – Manila (8, 22, and 29 Nov)
Manila – Seoul via Incheon – Manila (Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday)
Manila – Bangkok – Manila (Wednesday)
Manila – Tokyo via Haneda – Manila (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday)
Manila- Tokyo via Narita – Manila (Daily)
Manila – Fukuoka – Manila (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday)
Manila – Osaka via Kansai – Manila (Daily)
Manila – Nagoya – Manila (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday)
Manila – Hong Kong – Manila (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday)
Manila – Taipei – Manila (Thursday, Saturday; also Friday starting 26 Nov)
Manila – Dubai – Manila (Daily; some flights to land in Cebu or Davao)
Manila – Dammam – Manila (Friday, Sunday)
Manila – Riyadh – Manila (Monday, Wednesday)
Manila – Doha – Manila (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday; daily starting 27 Nov)
Flights to and from Cebu
Los Angeles – Cebu (Wednesday, Friday)
Cebu – Tokyo via Narita – Cebu (6 and 20 Nov)
International passengers flying to NAIA are required to register on Case Investigation Forms at least three days before their flight to the Philippines.
Returning Overseas Filipino Workers or OFWs may register via Balik Pinas, OWWA’s OASIS, or FIRSTAIDE DIAGNOSTICS. Non-OFWs arriving at NAIA Terminal 2 can register directly via this link or here for those arriving at NAIA Terminal 1.
For international passengers flying to Mactan Cebu International Airport, you must first register via the Passenger Arrival Registration Form at least five days before your flight. Passengers arriving at Clark International Airport must do the same here for OFWs or here for non-OFWs and non-eligible foreigners.
PAL flights during the pandemic from Manila to abroad depart from NAIA Terminal 1. Exceptions include flights bound for the United States of America and Guam, which will depart from NAIA Terminal 2.
Meanwhile, flights coming from abroad arrive in NAIA Terminal 2. Exceptions apply to flights from Dubai, Riyadh, Dammam, and Doha, which will arrive at NAIA Terminal 1.
Other things to know about PAL flights during the pandemic
Passengers departing from NAIA, whether to travel locally or overseas, should also first fill out the Passenger Profile and Health Declaration as early as five days before their flight. Those travelling to the United States, Singapore, Canada, and Australia can fill out the same form only upon checking in at NAIA.
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All travellers must likewise have the TRAZE Contact Tracing app before entering all Philippine airports. For those without mobile phones, you can proceed to a Traze Helpdesk near an airport’s terminal entrance or arrival area.
Furthermore, travellers departing from Manila may take their RT-PCR or Antigen test at PAL Learning Center at 540 Padre Faura corner Adriatico Street, Ermita. It accepts both drive-through and walk-in customers. Another option is to go to PAL Gate 3 at Andrews Avenue, Pasay City, which offers in-car or walk-in service.
The country’s flag carrier reminds all passengers to keep up with their advisories for possible adjustments in PAL flights during the pandemic due to evolving travel restrictions. In the event of changes, passengers can rebook, request a refund, or store their ticket in a travel voucher.
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