Manila Bulletin
PAL cancels all flights until May 15 due to ECQ extension
Philippine Airlines (PAL) has canceled all its domestic and international flights up to May 15, 2020, in line with the extension of the enhanced community quarantine (ECQ).
PAL intends to resume flights on May 16, 2020, pending government approval, global health conditions, and the travel environment.
Customers with affected flights can convert tickets to travel vouchers with a 10% bonus value, valid for one year for travel up to 12 months.
Alternatively, passengers may rebook or reroute flights with no rebooking fee for the first instance, with no fare difference applied for travel on or before November 30, 2020.
Subsequent rebookings may incur fare differences, taxes, and no-show fees.
A full refund without penalties is also an available option for affected passengers.
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