Downgrades Equipment to Boeing 757
10 July 2014
10 July 2014
Philippine Airlines will expand its Australia Network by expanding services to Sydney, Melbourne, Darwin and Brisbane effective from October says its President.
PAL President and COO Ramon S. Ang said yesterday that it will also open back Perth to its route network.
The airline will fly daily direct services to Sydney, Melbourne, and Darwin while Brisbane and Perth will see three and four flights operating direct from Manila respectively while other flights operate via Darwin. Perth will be relaunched on the 27 of October.
The airline will operate a fleet of five Boeing 757-200 for this route leased from Boeing Capital Corporation until 2016 where it will be replaced by Airbus A321 NEO's.
PAL is also finalizing plan to launch services to Auckland via intermediate points in Australia.
GDS now loads Philippine Airlines Manila – Sydney service to daily flight from 26 October with A340.
ReplyDeletePAL should get more 777s to fly to australia
ReplyDeleteI thinkmthose 340s will only be interim aircrafts. Let's wait if they're announcing to buy nore 777s in the Farmborough...
DeleteIt will be probably on August. I've read a news that they might be getting 777x.
DeleteYep, but they should still get more 77Ws so deliveries can be made earlier to replace those 340s or lease them.
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DeleteI wish to have A380 to their non-stop flight Toronto - Manila.
Deleteis this true? When did RSA say this? If this is true, I'm excited about the Perth flights.
ReplyDeleteI think he announced it on the press con during the etihad and pal partnership
Deletei think the perth flights are fake. when you ask PAL about perth flights, they'll say that they haven't announced anything yet
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