IATA code | PR |
---|---|
Routes | 104 |
Top route | Hong Kong Intl to Manila Ninoy Aquino Intl |
Airports served | 48 |
Top airport | Manila Ninoy Aquino Intl |
Being on time inform ahead when schedule changes
Being on time inform ahead when schedule changes
The checkin was unacceptable. Agent took about 3-5 min minutes with me, standing in front of her, and not in acknowledging my presence. Finally, when she started processing my check in as a priority passenger, she neglected to give me a lounge pass until I reminded her . when I went to the lounge, they didn’t have me registered. However, the agent there still accepted me Did not tag my luggage as priority, so I had to wait until almost the very end before my luggage appeared. My Wi-Fi as premier elite did not work. This was not a good start to my lengthy flight.
Great flight
No movies on the screens Food was awful
I am a tall person so the seat was rather small for me lucky for me it was a short flight or i would not have been able to fly long distance in a seat that size.
Seats were very uncomfortable And the tv screens did not work neither did the phone charging ports. The crew was very friendly and the food was very good.
Few choies to watch and dont like the food
I thought it was inappropriate that crew let some passengers in the back in full rows move to empty premium exit row seats when others had paid a lot for premium seats.
PAL Airlines is always delayed most of the time. Please try to avoid it.
Improve overlall svce
Wifi
Philippine Airlines needs to do better in giving access to wheelchair. My uncle is PWD and they let him walk to boarding. It happened both inbound and outbound flights
Need to upgrade the lavatory it was very filthy and disgusting. Very poor hygiene.
Nothing really; put charger outlet, and entertainment
Entertainment system in business class was broken. Not available during the entire trip. WIFI was difficult, kept disconnecting and required new passcode to re-connect (at additional cost, even if yo had already paid for the entire flight). In business class, they gave me free passcode, but I needed 4 of them to keep connected the entire flight.
Too warm in row 32
The check in crew is rude. They are strict in luggage. How about you buy something in duty free and then they tell you to remove some of your stuff you’re ending up throwing everything. The crew are nice. But the seat is really hard it’s not comfortable in long flight. I’m not planning again to book a flight in Philippines airlines it could been better if you trained your check in crew to be compassionate and nice. I travel a lot in emirates qatar but never experienced anything like that.
Got good seats for the flight.
Overall very good experience, staff is very friendly and helpful
My favorite airlines for travel. Always a pleasant trip
Of course the direct flight
Free wifi or cheaper wifi rate will be better. Or upgrade your entertainment system.
Excellent customer service. Everyone was very polite and helpful.
Upgraded to a business class by an auction and it was the cheapest bid.
I didn’t get enough water. Couldn’t ask because there’s no attendant checking on us from time to time.
The food
Crews are is very approachable and kind.
Flight was over one hour late leaving.
Lavatory upgrade
On board Philippine Airlines flights, cabin baggage should not exceed 115cm. If your hand luggage is bigger, the Philippine Airlines assistance team will most likely ask you to pay extra for checked luggage.
Philippine Airlines offers direct flights to 46 cities in 21 different countries. Manila, Hong Kong, and Bangkok are the most popular cities covered by Philippine Airlines.
Philippine Airlines concentrates most of its flight operations in Manila.
KAYAK is a travel search engine, meaning that we continuously look across the web to find the best deals for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from all airlines, including Philippine Airlines.
Operating out of a primary hub in Manila, Philippine Airlines is the official flag carrier of the Philippines and flies to more than 20 countries. Additional hubs are located in Angeles, Cebu and Davao. It has a focus on the Southeast Asia region, offering services to Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Brunei and Singapore, among others. Transcontinental flights are also in operation, with routes to North America, Oceania and Europe.
PAL Express functions as a domestic subsidiary of the carrier, with flights to more than 20 cities across the Philippines. Philippine Airlines also has codeshare agreements with several major global providers, including WestJet, Turkish Airlines, China Airlines and Cathay Pacific.
Customers can choose between Economy and Business Class when flying with Philippine Airlines. A personal USB port allows Business Class passengers to sync to their touch-screen TV, where they can listen to their own music, view photos and read PDF documents. Individual lamp lights are positioned next to the reclining seats, which have an adjustable gooseneck shaft to provide the perfect lighting.
Both Airbus and Boeing aircraft make up the company’s fleet. The Airbus A321 family of planes are the most commonly flown for short distance flights within Asia, capitalizing on their fantastic fuel economy. If you are undertaking a transcontinental flight from North America our Europe, it is likely you will travel on one of their Airbus A350 or Boeing 777 aircraft. Check to see if you are flying in their LoveBus, a specially decorated A350 that was made to celebrate 40 years of partnership with Airbus. It has a red kiss mark near the nose of the plane.