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[Title] => PAL cuts fuel surcharge on domestic travel
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Philippine Airlines (PAL) will reduce its fuel surcharge on domestic travel by P100 per round-trip flight effective Oct. 23 as the price of crude oil in the world market eases up.
PAL executive vice president Henry So Uy said the move is intended to pass on the benefit of lower fuel costs to the flying public.
"We are sharing with our passengers whatever benefits are due as in terms of fuel-cost savings. This is one way of giving back, however modest, to our loyal customers," Uy said.
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[Title] => PAL launches Las Vegas service today
[Summary] => Philippine Airlines launches today a much-awaited service to Las Vegas, Nevada via Vancouver, Canada – its first destination in the North American interior and a fitting milestone on the anniversary of its founding as Asia’s first airline 63 years ago.
The inaugural flight, PR 106, departs Centennial Terminal 2 of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport at 4:40 p.m. with all 264 seats on the Airbus A340-300 taken.
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[Title] => Cebu welcomes PAL’s Mabuhay Miles
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After two years in the drawing board, Philippine Airlines recently launched its improved all brand-new frequent flyer program, Mabuhay Miles, during a cocktail reception at the Cebu City Waterfront Hotel.
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[Title] => Cebu welcomes PAL’s Mabuhay Miles
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[Title] => PAL, Qatar Airways sign code-share deal
[Summary] => Philippine Airlines and Qatar Airways have signed a code-share agreement for services between Manila and Doha, giving PAL its fifth gateway in the Middle East.
The agreement allows both carriers to jointly offer seat on flights operated by Qatar Airways between the two capitals, which have now increased to five times weekly from three previously.
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[Title] => PAL restores service to Melbourne starting today
[Summary] => Bucking the worldwide aviation trend to contract its operations, Philippine Airlines climaxes a modest expansion binge by restoring a direct service to Melbourne today, Oct. 30.
The Australian city is the third new international destination PAL will launch flights to in as many days. Last Sunday, the flag carrier began regular services to Bangkok and Shanghai.
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[Title] => PAL posts P240-M net income for December
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Philippine Airlines reported a net income of P240.4 million for the month of
December 1999 despite the difficult operating scenario the airline had to
contend with during the last quarter of the year.
The flag carrier turned in a solid performance during the month, highlighted by
improvements on both sides of the ledger.
"Both revenue-generation and expense-reduction results exceeded our budget
estimates for December, which are based on financial targets set by the
airline's SEC-mandated rehabilitation plan," said PAL executive vice president
for the commercial group Henry S
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Philippine Airlines (PAL) will reduce its fuel surcharge on domestic travel by P100 per round-trip flight effective Oct. 23 as the price of crude oil in the world market eases up.
PAL executive vice president Henry So Uy said the move is intended to pass on the benefit of lower fuel costs to the flying public.
"We are sharing with our passengers whatever benefits are due as in terms of fuel-cost savings. This is one way of giving back, however modest, to our loyal customers," Uy said.
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[Summary] => Philippine Airlines launches today a much-awaited service to Las Vegas, Nevada via Vancouver, Canada – its first destination in the North American interior and a fitting milestone on the anniversary of its founding as Asia’s first airline 63 years ago.
The inaugural flight, PR 106, departs Centennial Terminal 2 of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport at 4:40 p.m. with all 264 seats on the Airbus A340-300 taken.
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[Title] => Cebu welcomes PAL’s Mabuhay Miles
[Summary] => After two years in the drawing board, Philippine Airlines recently launched its improved all brand-new frequent flyer program, Mabuhay Miles, during a cocktail reception at the Cebu City Waterfront Hotel.
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[Title] => Cebu welcomes PAL’s Mabuhay Miles
[Summary] => After two years in the drawing board, Philippine Airlines recently launched its improved all brand-new frequent flyer program, Mabuhay Miles, during a cocktail reception at the Cebu City Waterfront Hotel.
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[Title] => PAL, Qatar Airways sign code-share deal
[Summary] => Philippine Airlines and Qatar Airways have signed a code-share agreement for services between Manila and Doha, giving PAL its fifth gateway in the Middle East.
The agreement allows both carriers to jointly offer seat on flights operated by Qatar Airways between the two capitals, which have now increased to five times weekly from three previously.
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[Title] => PAL restores service to Melbourne starting today
[Summary] => Bucking the worldwide aviation trend to contract its operations, Philippine Airlines climaxes a modest expansion binge by restoring a direct service to Melbourne today, Oct. 30.
The Australian city is the third new international destination PAL will launch flights to in as many days. Last Sunday, the flag carrier began regular services to Bangkok and Shanghai.
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[Title] => PAL posts P240-M net income for December
[Summary] =>
Philippine Airlines reported a net income of P240.4 million for the month of
December 1999 despite the difficult operating scenario the airline had to
contend with during the last quarter of the year.
The flag carrier turned in a solid performance during the month, highlighted by
improvements on both sides of the ledger.
"Both revenue-generation and expense-reduction results exceeded our budget
estimates for December, which are based on financial targets set by the
airline's SEC-mandated rehabilitation plan," said PAL executive vice president
for the commercial group Henry S
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