Philippine Airlines transferred some international flights to Terminal 1 Cebu Pacific to add flights

On November 21, local time, Philippine Airlines (PAL) announced that some international flights will be transferred from Nino Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 2 to Terminal 1 from next month.

Philippine Airlines said that flights to and from Dammam, Dubai, Doha, Riyadh, Toronto (Toronto), Vancouver (Vancouver), Los Angeles), San Francisco (San Francisco), New York (New York), Honolulu (Honolulu) and Guam (Guam) will start flying in Terminal 1 on December 1, this is the airline's preparation for the upcoming holiday peak.

In addition, the former Manila International Airport Authority executive said that Terminal 2 was originally designed for domestic flights, so it cannot accommodate immigration immigration checkpoints and large duty-free shops. Currently, Philippine Airlines has domestic and multiple foreign routes in the terminal.

At the same time, due to increasing demand, Cebu Pacific Airlines (CEB) of the Philippines announced that it will increase the frequency of its domestic and international flights.

Starting from December 1, the frequency of weekly flights between Cebu and the following provinces will increase:

· Iloilo-increased from 21 to 25 shifts per week;

Dumaigai City (Dumaguete) -Increase from 14 to 18 shifts per week;

Legaspi City (Legazpi) and Surigao Province (Surigao) -increased from 7 to 10 shifts per week;

Duruwan City (Tacloban) -Increase from 25 to 28 shifts per week;

Pagadian-increased from 10 to 11 shifts per week.

At the same time, the frequency of some international routes will also increase:

Brunei-from November 27, 2022 to January 15, 2023, from 2 to 4 shifts per week;

Jakarta-from December 1 to December 13, the number of shifts per week increased from 3 to 5; From December 14 to January 31, it increased to 7 shifts per week;

Seoul-starting from December 1, the number of classes per week will increase from 7 to 14;

Taipei, China-Starting from December 10, the number of shifts per week will increase from 3 to 7;

Hong Kong, China-From December 11 to January 30, the number of classes per week increased from 28 to 32.