
Airline | Departure Time | Arrival Time | Origin Airport | Destination Airport | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Philippine Airlines | 19:30 | 00:05 (+1 day) | Bangkok (BKK) | Manila (MNL) | Book flight |
Philippine Airlines | 19:35 | 23:20 | Singapore (SIN) | Manila (MNL) | Book flight |
Philippine Airlines | 19:45 | 23:35 | Manila (MNL) | Singapore (SIN) | Book flight |
Philippine Airlines | 20:00 | 23:45 | Singapore (SIN) | Manila (MNL) | Book flight |
Philippine Airlines | 20:40 | 23:55 | Manila (MNL) | Jakarta (CGK) | Book flight |
Philippine Airlines | 23:40 | 04:05 (+1 day) | Bangkok (BKK) | Manila (MNL) | Book flight |
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The Philippine Airlines e-ticket serves as proof of your booking for Philippine Airlines flights. Show your e-ticket at the Philippine Airlines counter during check-in (either at the airport or online) to get your boarding pass. If you do not receive your e-ticket within 60 minutes after making payment, please contact Traveloka Customer Service immediately.
Philippine Airlines is the flag carrier of the Philippines and the oldest commercial airline in Asia, operating under IATA code PR and ICAO code PAL. Headquartered in Pasay City, Metro Manila, the airline was founded on 26 February 1941 and launched its maiden flight on 15 March 1941 from Manila to Baguio. Today, Philippine Airlines serves an extensive network of domestic and international destinations spanning Asia, the Middle East, Oceania, North America, and Europe from its primary hub at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) in Manila.
Philippine Airlines is a full-service carrier offering three cabin classes — Economy (Fiesta), Premium Economy, and Business (Mabuhay) — with complimentary meals, generous checked baggage allowances, and in-flight entertainment on most routes. The airline operates a modern fleet of over 80 aircraft, including wide-body Airbus A350, Airbus A330, and Boeing 777 jets for long-haul services, and narrow-body Airbus A321neo and A320 aircraft for domestic and regional routes. Philippine Airlines is not currently a member of any global airline alliance but maintains codeshare partnerships with several international carriers to extend its global reach.
With a history spanning more than eight decades, Philippine Airlines holds the distinction of being the first airline in Asia and has played a pivotal role in connecting the Philippines to the world. Key milestones in the airline's history include:
The airline's primary hub at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) is strategically located in Metro Manila, serving as the main gateway for both domestic and international air travel in the Philippines. From MNL, Philippine Airlines connects passengers to over 30 domestic destinations across the Philippine archipelago and to major cities in Asia, Australia, the Middle East, North America, and select European destinations. The airline's vision is to be a five-star airline and the carrier of choice for travellers to, from, and within the Philippines, delivering warm Filipino hospitality — known as the spirit of Mabuhay — on every flight.
Philippine Airlines operates a modern and diverse fleet of over 80 aircraft, comprising both wide-body and narrow-body types to serve its extensive route network. The fleet includes the following aircraft families:
Philippine Airlines maintains its fleet to the highest international safety and maintenance standards. All aircraft undergo regular scheduled maintenance in accordance with Philippine Civil Aviation Authority regulations and manufacturer recommendations, ensuring safe and reliable operations across the airline's global network.
Philippine Airlines serves a wide network of destinations from its Manila hub. For travellers departing from Malaysia, the most popular route is the direct service between Kuala Lumpur and Manila. Below are some of the most popular Philippine Airlines routes and connections relevant to Malaysian travellers:
In addition to these routes, Philippine Airlines operates extensive domestic services within the Philippines, connecting Manila to popular destinations such as Cebu, Davao, Boracay (Caticlan), Palawan (Puerto Princesa), Siargao, and many more island destinations. Travellers can search all available Philippine Airlines routes and fares directly on Traveloka to find the best connection from Malaysia.
Understanding Philippine Airlines' baggage rules before you fly helps you pack efficiently and avoid unexpected fees at the airport. Below is a comprehensive summary of the airline's baggage policies for international flights.
Free checked baggage allowances on Philippine Airlines international flights to and from Asia vary by fare class and cabin:
For flights to and from North America, Philippine Airlines uses a piece-based system where Economy passengers typically receive two checked bags of up to 23 kg each, while Business class passengers receive two bags of up to 32 kg each. The maximum weight per single piece of luggage is 32 kg for all classes.
Excess baggage fees for international flights on Asian routes are charged per kilogramme under the weight system. Rates start from approximately USD 8 per kg depending on the route. Passengers can save up to 50% by pre-purchasing additional baggage through Philippine Airlines' myPAL Prepaid Baggage service at least 4 hours before departure, rather than paying at the airport counter.
Philippine Airlines follows international aviation security regulations. Key restrictions include:
Airport check-in counters for Philippine Airlines open well in advance of departure. Recommended arrival times at the airport:
At the check-in counter, staff will verify your travel documents and identification, issue your boarding pass, process your checked baggage, and assign your seat. During peak travel periods such as Christmas, Holy Week, and summer holidays, arriving earlier than the recommended time is advisable.
Philippine Airlines offers online check-in through its website and mobile app for both domestic and international flights. Key details:
Online check-in saves time at the airport and allows you to choose your preferred seat in advance, subject to availability.
Philippine Airlines' Business class, also known as Mabuhay Class, offers a premium travel experience on all wide-body aircraft:
Available on the A350 and A330 fleet, Premium Economy offers an elevated experience at a mid-range price point:
Economy class on Philippine Airlines provides a comfortable full-service experience:
The myPAL entertainment system offers passengers access to a wide selection of content including the latest Hollywood blockbusters, Filipino cinema, Asian drama series, documentaries, music albums, and games. On aircraft equipped with seatback screens, the touchscreen interface allows easy browsing and selection. On aircraft without built-in screens, the myPAL Player wireless streaming service lets passengers stream content directly to their personal smartphones, tablets, or laptops.
Philippine Airlines has specific policies for expectant mothers based on the stage of pregnancy:
The EMIS form is valid for 7 days from the date of issuance and must be completed on a per-flight basis. If the expectant mother is below 21 years of age, written consent from the husband, parent, or guardian is required.
Philippine Airlines provides comprehensive assistance for passengers with reduced mobility, visual or hearing impairments, and other special needs:
Passengers requiring special assistance or medical equipment should contact the airline at least 48 hours before departure to ensure all arrangements are in place.
To reschedule a Philippine Airlines flight booked through Traveloka:
Rescheduling fees depend on your fare type. Economy Flex and Business Flex tickets generally allow changes with lower or waived fees, while Supersaver and promotional fares may have stricter conditions and higher change fees. Changes made within 24 hours of the original booking are typically free of charge.
Refund eligibility depends on your fare class:
Philippine Airlines offers a 24-hour cancellation policy that allows passengers to cancel without penalty within 24 hours of booking, regardless of fare type. To request a cancellation or refund for a booking made through Traveloka, visit your booking details on the Traveloka app or website and follow the guided process. Refund processing typically takes 7 to 30 business days depending on the payment method used.
If Philippine Airlines cancels or significantly delays a flight due to reasons within its control, passengers are entitled to a choice between rebooking on the next available Philippine Airlines flight at no additional cost, or receiving a full refund of the unused ticket. Contact Traveloka's 24/7 customer support for immediate assistance with disrupted bookings.
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Your Philippine Airlines booking is now confirmed. Remember to enter your Mabuhay Miles membership number during booking to earn frequent flyer miles, and check in online 24 hours before departure for a smoother airport experience. Enjoy your flight and the warm Filipino hospitality that Philippine Airlines is known for.
Philippine Airlines' checked baggage allowance varies by fare class. On international Asia routes, Economy Saver includes 10 kg, Economy Value and Flex include 20 kg, Premium Economy includes 25 kg, and Business class includes 40 kg. Economy Supersaver fares may not include free checked baggage. Cabin baggage is limited to 7 kg with maximum dimensions of 56 x 36 x 23 cm, plus one personal item.
Philippine Airlines launched its first flight on 15 March 1941, a Beechcraft Model 18 service from Manila to Baguio, making it Asia's oldest commercial airline still in operation. The carrier is owned by PAL Holdings Inc, controlled by businessman Lucio Tan. Eight decades on, PAL still flies from Manila, its original home base, connecting the Philippines to Asia, the Middle East, and North America.
Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport is Philippine Airlines' primary hub, with international departures based at Terminal 1 and domestic flights operating from Terminal 2. NAIA Terminal 1, the airport's oldest building, has undergone several renovations to speed up passenger flow for PAL's growing widebody schedule. From this base, PAL connects Manila to destinations spanning Asia, the Middle East, Australia, and North America.
Mabuhay Miles is Philippine Airlines' free frequent flyer program, open to travelers from age two, with miles earned on PAL flights, partner airlines, hotels, and credit cards. Members progress through Base, Elite, Premier Elite, and the lifetime Million Miler tier, reserved for travelers who accumulate over one million cumulative flight miles. Miles stay valid as long as members earn or redeem at least once every two years.
Philippine Airlines operates Airbus A350-900s on its longest routes, including flights to New York and Toronto, after taking delivery of its first A350 on 14 July 2018 under a firm order for six aircraft. The carrier also flies ten Boeing 777s to North American cities such as Los Angeles and Vancouver, plus long-range Airbus A321neos on medium-haul routes like Brisbane and Perth.
Philippine Airlines lets small dogs weighing up to 10kg, carrier included, travel in the cabin on select Manila routes through its FurPAL service, for a fee of PHP 2,500 per direction. Dogs must be at least twelve weeks old and fully weaned. Larger pets can travel as checked baggage up to 32kg total, though PAL advises booking at least 48 hours ahead since not all aircraft have pressurized cargo holds.
Mabuhay Class is Philippine Airlines' business class brand, featuring a 1-2-1 staggered lie-flat layout with at least 60 inches of pitch on widebody aircraft like the A350 and 777. On narrower A321neo jets, Mabuhay Class seats recline with 39 inches of pitch rather than lying fully flat. Every configuration includes audio-video on demand and personal power outlets for longer sectors.
Philippine Airlines charges excess baggage under two systems depending on route: the Weight Concept bills from USD 8 per extra kilogram, while the Piece Concept charges from USD 120 per additional bag. Which system applies depends on the specific international route being flown. Travelers can avoid the higher airport counter rate by prepaying extra baggage online before departure.
Philippine Airlines opens online check-in 24 hours before departure and keeps it available until 90 minutes before an international flight or 60 minutes before a domestic one. Passengers who check in online but still have bags to drop must reach the bag-drop counter no later than 45 minutes before departure. This window lets travelers skip the counter queue for boarding pass issuance.
Philippine Airlines requires passengers with checked baggage to complete counter processing at least 45 minutes before scheduled departure, even if they already checked in online. Staff verify documents and accept checked bags at this deadline, after which counters close regardless of gate time remaining. Travelers flying without checked luggage can proceed straight to security after online check-in, skipping the counter entirely.



