MANILA - Sci. Dpl. Glenn S. Banaguas, a globally recognized scientist and science diplomat, has been appointed as the new Chief Resiliency and Sustainability Officer of Philippine Airlines (PAL), the official flag carrier of the Philippines.
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Sunday, July 30, 2023
Sunday, March 19, 2023
PAL to fly Laoag to Cebu
CEBU - Direct flights between Laoag City and Cebu are expected to start in May this year in time for Ilocos Norte’s month-long fiesta celebration.
Friday, March 10, 2023
SC junks lower retirement age for female flight attendants
THE SUPREME Court en banc has struck down a provision in the 23-year-old collective bargaining agreement (CBA) between the management and workers of national flag carrier Philippine Air Line (PAL) mandating a lower mandatory retirement age for female flight attendants.
Wednesday, November 2, 2022
Finally, Cebu-Baguio flights!
CEBU – Good for travelers and holidaymakers! Flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) said it will launch services between Baguio City and Cebu beginning December 16.
Thursday, October 27, 2022
PAL to launch Baguio-Cebu services on Dec. 16
FLAG CARRIER Philippine Airlines (PAL) announced Wednesday it will launch services between Baguio and Cebu beginning Dec. 16.
Friday, July 29, 2022
Airlines welcome plan to build more airports
CEBU - Local carriers welcomed President Bongbong Marcos’ plan to upgrade the airports and build more international airports in the country.
Monday, March 22, 2021
Cebu launches ‘Suroy Suroy’ tour packages
THE CEBU Provincial Government launched four tour packages and one special package for “staycation” as it gears up towards a new and better normal even as it continues to fight the spread of the Covid-19 disease.
Sunday, March 8, 2020
HOT OFF THE PRESS: The Mindanao Examiner Regional Newspaper March 9-15, 2020
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Saturday, February 8, 2020
PAL revives direct flights to Los Angeles
CEBU CITY – The Philippine Airlines (PAL) is set to resume direct flights from here to Los Angeles in the United States, according to Presidential Assistant for the Visayas, Michael Lloyd Dino.
Dino, who welcomed the revival of the Cebu-Los Angeles flights, said it will further boost the tourism industry in the province. He said the PAL will start its direct flights to the sprawling Southern California city and the center of the America’s film and television industry on May 2.
Dino, who welcomed the revival of the Cebu-Los Angeles flights, said it will further boost the tourism industry in the province. He said the PAL will start its direct flights to the sprawling Southern California city and the center of the America’s film and television industry on May 2.
Sunday, January 19, 2020
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Friday, January 17, 2020
Beng welcomes resumption of Zambo-Kota Kinabalu PAL flights
ZAMBOANGA CITY Mayor Beng Climaco has welcomed the resumption of Philippine Airlines flights from here to Kota Kinabalu, saying, this southern port city has a lot to offer to Malaysian investors citing the strong economic growth and excellent business climate.
“This is good news for us and Malaysia, particularly Sabah because we shall both benefit from the economic prosperity this will bring. We welcome the resumption of PAL flights to Kota Kinabalu,” Climaco said.
“This is good news for us and Malaysia, particularly Sabah because we shall both benefit from the economic prosperity this will bring. We welcome the resumption of PAL flights to Kota Kinabalu,” Climaco said.
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
PAL to resume commercial flights in Sulu
SULU - Officials of the Department of Transportation (DOTr) and Philippine Air Lines (PAL) executives have visited the southern province of Sulu and inspected the renovated airport in the capital town of Jolo following proposals to resume commercial flights there.
Officials of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) also accompanied the group.
Gov. Toto Tan led provincial and municipal officials in welcoming the group Monday for talks in resuming flights from Sulu to Zamboanga and vice versa.
Former Gov. Sakur Tan was also there to welcome the executives and he expressed appreciation to DOTr and PAL for their strong interest in resuming commercial flights that will benefit travellers.
Provincial government photos show Sulu Gov. Toto Tan welcomes DOTr and PAL executives who visited Jolo town on Monday, Nov. 19, 2018.
PAL and other airline companies had previously operated in Jolo with maximum of 3 flights a day.
The governor thanked DOTr and PAL executives for visiting Sulu. Among those who met with Tan were DOTr project engineer Manuel Lazam, CAAP Asst. Director Jose Mendoza and project engineer Julian Lobrego; and PAL Managers Christopher Biscocho and Jurge Amba, Arvin Gastardo, Runnie Caesar and Arnel Tabaniag.
And also Superintendents Wilson Santos and Rodecinto Reales of the Aviation Police. And Brig. Gen. Divino Rey Pabayo of the Joint Task Force Sulu. (Mindanao Examiner)
Officials of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) also accompanied the group.
Gov. Toto Tan led provincial and municipal officials in welcoming the group Monday for talks in resuming flights from Sulu to Zamboanga and vice versa.
Former Gov. Sakur Tan was also there to welcome the executives and he expressed appreciation to DOTr and PAL for their strong interest in resuming commercial flights that will benefit travellers.
Provincial government photos show Sulu Gov. Toto Tan welcomes DOTr and PAL executives who visited Jolo town on Monday, Nov. 19, 2018. PAL and other airline companies had previously operated in Jolo with maximum of 3 flights a day.
The governor thanked DOTr and PAL executives for visiting Sulu. Among those who met with Tan were DOTr project engineer Manuel Lazam, CAAP Asst. Director Jose Mendoza and project engineer Julian Lobrego; and PAL Managers Christopher Biscocho and Jurge Amba, Arvin Gastardo, Runnie Caesar and Arnel Tabaniag.
And also Superintendents Wilson Santos and Rodecinto Reales of the Aviation Police. And Brig. Gen. Divino Rey Pabayo of the Joint Task Force Sulu. (Mindanao Examiner)
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