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The airline also flies between Manila and Seoul twice weekly, as well as Manila and Hong Kong daily.


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This sums up the position of Philippine Airlines on the allotment of four new flight entitlements to Korea. The word "they" refers to Cebu Pacific.


PAL said its equal-sharing proposal for the four new frequencies is an equitable way of allocating these additional air rights and ensuring that they are utilized for the benefit of the country.


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                    [Title] => PAL airs concern over Cebu-Seoul flight cut
                    [Summary] => The Cebu-Seoul service of Philippine Airlines is in danger of being stalled unless its twice-weekly extra flights on the route become permanent.


In a statement, PAL raised its concern over reports that the Civil Aeronautics Board would reduce to one the extra flights by March 1, 2002 in order to allow another local carrier to mount three frequencies between Manila and Seoul.


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Cebu Pacific doubles flights to Seoul

June 16, 2003 - 12:00am

To support the country’s tourism efforts and meet growing market demand, Cebu Pacific (CEB) has added two flights to its present twice-weekly service between Cebu and Seoul. The airline also flies between Manila...

Business

PAL seeks equal sharing; Cebu Pacific says it’s a David-Goliath affair

January 28, 2002 - 12:00am

"We want 2-2 sharing. They want 4-0." This sums up the position of Philippine Airlines on the allotment of four new flight entitlements to Korea. The word "they" refers to Cebu Pacific. PAL...

Business

PAL airs concern over Cebu-Seoul flight cut

January 17, 2002 - 12:00am

The Cebu-Seoul service of Philippine Airlines is in danger of being stalled unless its twice-weekly extra flights on the route become permanent. In a statement, PAL raised its concern over reports that the Civil...

Business