The European Union (EU) has lifted its ban on all Philippine carriers, allowing them to operate once again in European airspace. “All airlines certified…
PAL, Cebu Pacific compete for more flights to Australia
Philippine Airlines and low-cost carrier Cebu Pacific Air are both vying for additional weekly flights to Australia. In an application to the Civil Aeronautics…
PAL expands pact with Turkish Airlines, buys new long-haul aircraft
Flag carriers Philippine Airlines (PAL) and Turkish Airlines have signed a code-sharing agreement that expands their bilateral operations. Under the arrangement signed during the…
29 air carriers heed CAB memo to remove fuel surcharge
Foreign and domestic airlines operating in the Philippines have scrapped their fuel surcharges following the government lifting of their authority to impose such charges…
CEBU PACIFIC, the Philippines’ largest low-cost carrier, transported the most domestic air cargoes for the first semester of the year, accounting for 49.84% or…
Mactan-Cebu Airport posts 19% surge in cargo volume
MACTAN-CEBU International Airport, the second-biggest airport in the Philippines, recorded a double-digit growth of 19% in cargo volume for the first seven months of…
PHILIPPINE Airlines (PAL) has moved to Oct. 15 the closing date for completing its US$10-million joint-venture deal to establish a national carrier for Cambodia.…
PH high court recalls ruling on union retrenchment
The Philippine Supreme Court (SC) has recalled on a technicality an earlier decision declaring with finality the illegal retrenchment of some 1,400 flight attendants…
October 14, 2011
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PAL shouldn’t pay excise tax on imported fuel — court
PHILIPPINE Airlines should not pay excise taxes on imported aviation fuel, according to a recent Court of Appeals ruling. The Philippine government wanted to…
THE management of Philippine Airlines (PAL) on Monday warned former employees against staging protests in front of the PAL Inflight Center building which hampers…