24 September 2018
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Flag Carrier Philippine Airlines is expanding its Zamboanga Hub by growing its route network beginning next year. PAL Express is set to resume flights to Cebu and Tawi-Tawi starting summer of next year and will grow Davao to daily flights. It is also planning to add Zamboanga-Clark flights. The low cost subsidiary will also open Sandakan and Kota Kinabalu starting 1 April 2019 four times a week and three times a week, respectively. All routes are to be flown by Q400NG planes. The airline intends to station one Q400 aircraft in Zamboanga airport to service these destinations. PAL Express currently flies to Manila twice daily, and Davao four times a week on Turboprop. It will fly Davao daily beginning October 28. |
PAL Express should also consider Zamboanga-Tawau Route
ReplyDeletezamboanga iloilo please
ReplyDeletealso Zamboanga-Bacolod, Puerto Princesa, General Santos.
ReplyDeleteZamboanga-Kuala Lumpur
ReplyDeleteA320
Zamboanga-Singapore
A321
Zamboanga-Jakarta
A320
Zamboanga-Bangkok
A321
Bring back the Cebu to Zamboanga vv route as well
ReplyDeleteHow about Iloilo, Air Asia is building up there empire in Iloilo, Why Pal cant?
ReplyDeleteFunny this blog is so advanced on its post that only now PAL announced resumption of some of the route mentioned in this post. Its not that we are inaccurate but PAL deferred its implementation. There is no sense updating the post and announced that they are becoming true. Because that is generally their plan. With some modification of course.
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