Philippine Airlines is all set to begin its newest international service between Cebu and Los Angeles on March 15,2016.
The thrice weekly service, which coincides with PAL's 75th founding anniversary, further expands the flag carrier's international flight network to the U.S. Mainland. This latest offering is part of the airline's ongoing route expansion in response to market demand.
At present, the airline has eleven weekly flights between Manila and Los Angeles, ten weekly flights between Manila and San Francisco, and four weekly flights between Manila and New York.
PR122 (CEB-LAX) departs Cebu every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6:25 p.m. and arrives in Los Angeles at 5:55 p.m. local time. PR123 (LAX-CEB) leaves Los Angeles on the same days at 8:40 p.m. local time and touches down in Cebu at 4:40 a.m.
"This newest PAL service will enable our customers to enjoy more travel options to and from Los Angeles. PAL patrons from the Visayas and Mindanao may hop to Mactan (Cebu) via our domestic flights and then take the flight to L.A. Travelers from Los Angeles who need to fly to Cebu for business or leisure stand to benefit from the new service, which promises that distinct brand of Filipino hospitality," PAL President Jaime J. Bautista said.
The flag carrier's intra-domestic flights and international flights to and from Cebu provide the connectivity customers need.
The airline has three weekly flights between Cebu and Bacolod; four flights weekly between Cebu and Butuan; and seven flights weekly each between Cebu and Cagayan de Oro, Davao, Iloilo and Tacloban. The PAL Cebu hub operates Cebu - Nagoya flights thrice weekly, Cebu - Osaka, seven flights weekly, Tokyo (Narita), fourteen flights weekly and Seoul (Incheon), twice weekly.
PAL aims to tap on the strengths of the Cebu hub and boost its growth by operating more flights to and from the Mactan - Cebu International Airport. The flag carrier is working closely and collaborating with the Philippine Department of Tourism and various stakeholders in the industry through joint initiatives and undertakings in order to boost marketing efforts to help the government reach its tourism growth targets.
The thrice weekly service, which coincides with PAL's 75th founding anniversary, further expands the flag carrier's international flight network to the U.S. Mainland. This latest offering is part of the airline's ongoing route expansion in response to market demand.
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At present, the airline has eleven weekly flights between Manila and Los Angeles, ten weekly flights between Manila and San Francisco, and four weekly flights between Manila and New York.
PR122 (CEB-LAX) departs Cebu every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6:25 p.m. and arrives in Los Angeles at 5:55 p.m. local time. PR123 (LAX-CEB) leaves Los Angeles on the same days at 8:40 p.m. local time and touches down in Cebu at 4:40 a.m.
"This newest PAL service will enable our customers to enjoy more travel options to and from Los Angeles. PAL patrons from the Visayas and Mindanao may hop to Mactan (Cebu) via our domestic flights and then take the flight to L.A. Travelers from Los Angeles who need to fly to Cebu for business or leisure stand to benefit from the new service, which promises that distinct brand of Filipino hospitality," PAL President Jaime J. Bautista said.
The flag carrier's intra-domestic flights and international flights to and from Cebu provide the connectivity customers need.
The airline has three weekly flights between Cebu and Bacolod; four flights weekly between Cebu and Butuan; and seven flights weekly each between Cebu and Cagayan de Oro, Davao, Iloilo and Tacloban. The PAL Cebu hub operates Cebu - Nagoya flights thrice weekly, Cebu - Osaka, seven flights weekly, Tokyo (Narita), fourteen flights weekly and Seoul (Incheon), twice weekly.
PAL aims to tap on the strengths of the Cebu hub and boost its growth by operating more flights to and from the Mactan - Cebu International Airport. The flag carrier is working closely and collaborating with the Philippine Department of Tourism and various stakeholders in the industry through joint initiatives and undertakings in order to boost marketing efforts to help the government reach its tourism growth targets.
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