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Philippine Airlines (PAL) is ramping up its operations from its Cebu hub by increasing flight frequencies and seat capacity, providing more options for local and international travellers. This expansion, which began this month, includes 287 additional weekly round-trip flights at Mactan-Cebu International Airport, a vital gateway for Filipinos exploring both domestic and global destinations.
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PAL is responding to the growing demand for travel with a 10% increase in domestic flight frequencies. The airline is deploying larger aircraft, boosting seat capacity by 17%, which adds more than 39,000 seats to its operations. As a result, passengers can now enjoy greater flexibility on popular routes.
Boracay flights will rise from 14 to 21 weekly.
Siargao flights will increase from 18 to 26 weekly.
Palawan flights will also see an uptick, with Puerto Princesa flights doubling from seven to 14 weekly, and Coron (Busuanga) flights increasing from 14 to 17 weekly.
These enhancements make it easier for Filipinos to visit their favourite island destinations.
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In addition to expanding domestic services, PAL will launch its new route to Ho Chi Minh (Saigon) in May, connecting Cebu to the vibrant city in Vietnam. This move highlights PAL’s commitment to enhancing connectivity between Cebu and international destinations, making it easier for travellers to explore new cultures and business opportunities abroad.
For those looking to explore the Philippines, PAL’s expanded services through Cebu offer a convenient starting point. Whether you’re heading to Palawan, Boracay, or Siargao, the new flight services ensure a seamless travel experience with more choices and better schedules.
This expansion isn’t just about convenience; it’s also about boosting the Philippine economy and promoting tourism. By improving air connectivity, PAL is helping create more travel opportunities for both Filipinos and international visitors.
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PAL’s enhanced Cebu hub is fantastic news for those looking to travel more conveniently around the Philippines or to exciting international destinations. With increased flight frequencies, greater seat capacity, and new routes like Ho Chi Minh, PAL is making it easier than ever for Filipinos to explore the world!
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