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PAL, Cebu Pacific, 2Go cancel trips until April 30
Philippine Airlines (PAL), Cebu Pacific, and 2Go Group Inc. have canceled all passenger trips until April 30 in line with the extension of the Luzon Enhanced Community Quarantine.
PAL intends to resume flying by May 1, contingent upon government authorization, global public health conditions, and the travel environment.
The flag carrier will announce its operating flights and routes once finalized.
PAL assures passengers that cancelled tickets remain valid and has enhanced policies for flexibility.
As of Tuesday, the Department of Health reported a total number of COVID-19 infections at 3,764, with 177 deaths and 84 recoveries.
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