Please check regularly for flight schedule updates, as flights may be adjusted (or, in certain cases, cancelled) due to government-imposed travel or arrival restrictions.

We continue to experience challenges in sustaining full operations because an increasing number of our frontline and support personnel are unable to report for work due to precautionary quarantine or self-isolation requirements.

Effective January 17, 2022, airlines are only allowed to accept fully vaccinated passengers for carriage on our domestic flights to and from Manila.

We regret that our ticket office in Angeles City, Pampanga will close temporarily until January 16, 2022 to comply with health protocols as a safeguard against the spread of COVID-19.

We continue to experience challenges in sustaining full operations because an increasing number of our frontline and support personnel are unable to report for work due to precautionary quarantine or self-isolation requirements.

With the ongoing surge of COVID-19 cases, we are receiving more calls from passengers who need to rebook or cancel their flights because they have tested positive or are in precautionary isolation. 

Starting January 9, 2022, as mandated by the Aklan local government under Executive Order No. 001 Series of 2022:

In compliance with temporary Hong Kong government restrictions affecting all flights from several countries, we have cancelled the following flights from Manila to Hong Kong:

The Philippine authorities, through the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID), have raised Metro Manila to “Alert Level 3” status, for the period January 3 to 15, 2022, to safeguard against Covid-19 infections.

A few reminders for passengers who are departing on domestic flights from Cebu, considering that Mactan Cebu airport continues to deal with electric power supply shortages and other challenges caused by the effects of Typhoon Odette (Rai)

PAL has cancelled the following flights on December 19 due to the aftermath of Typhoon ODETTE (international name “Rai”) and the closure of certain affected airports:

Please check regularly for flight schedule updates, as flights may be adjusted (or, in certain cases, cancelled) due to government-imposed travel or arrival restrictions.

For the safety of our passengers, PAL has cancelled the following domestic flights on December 16 and 17 as Super Typhoon ODETTE (international name “Rai”) intensifies and directly affects parts of the central and southern Philippines: 

For the safety of our passengers, PAL has cancelled the following flights on December 17 due to the effects of Super Typhoon ODETTE (international name “Rai”) as it traverses central and southern Philippines: 

Philippine Airlines wishes to help ensure that your arrival to the Philippines will be as smooth as possible. For your guidance, if you are arriving at any point in the Philippines and are required to book a quarantine facility, the facility must be located at your port of entry, regardless of your final destination within the Philippines.

We are closely monitoring the track of Typhoon ‘Odette’ (international codename: “Rai”), which is expected to cross through parts of the Visayas as well as southern Luzon, Palawan and Northern Mindanao in the coming days.

For the safety of our passengers, PAL has cancelled the following domestic flights on December 16, Thursday), as Typhoon ODETTE (international name “Rai”) is forecast to directly affect parts of the central and southern Philippines over the next two days

The Philippines' Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) has revised arrival guidelines as part of efforts to prevent the spread of new COVID-19 variants.