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National flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) is the official airline partner of "Travel Madness Expo 2019" slated to be held at the SMX Convention Center in Pasay City from July 4 to 7.

4-Star Carrier Philippine Airlines recently renewed its commitment to protect the Philippine eagle by providing support for the Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF), a non-profit environmental conservation organization committed to ensure the survival of the endangered species.

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Philippine-Singapore diplomatic relations, Philippine Airlines (PAL) is offering a Special Singapore Sale on the Manila-Singapore-Manila route with tickets as low as $50 for one-way economy base fare.

We would like to advise that Boracay Island will be open to the public on October 26, 2018, but tourism will be highly regulated and all Boracay-bound passengers must have prior confirmed bookings with accredited hotels/resorts before entering Boracay island.

Philippine Airlines is pleased to resume all flights to and from Clark International Airport starting tomorrow, April 25 2019 (Thursday), following the decision of the Clark International Airport Corporation (CIAC) to reopen Clark airport for full normal operations.

Clark International Airport (CRK) will remain CLOSED until 7:40 pm of April 24 (Wednesday), due to earthquake damage.

Due to the Central Luzon (Philippines) earthquake, the Clark airport authority has declared the temporary closure of Clark International Airport (CRK) until 7:40 pm local time of April 23 (Tuesday), pending the assessment and repair of the damage incurred by the Clark terminal building.

Flag carrier Philippine Airlines has adjusted its operations in support of the government's decision to temporarily close or limit access to Boracay for urgent major environmental rehabilitation of the island.

We are anticipating a large volume of passengers traveling to the provinces and out of the country during this year’s Holy Week period (April 15 - 21).

Please be advised that there are fake ads circulating online, the latest of which states that "Philippine Airline is celebrating their 78th birthday by providing two free tickets to all" under a bogus website named philippineairlines.comflyone.com.