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PAL to resume select flights beginning June 1
Philippine Airlines (PAL) will resume limited international and domestic flight operations starting June 1, 2020, after a temporary suspension due to the enhanced community quarantine.
Selected international routes that will resume include destinations in the USA, Canada, Guam, Vietnam, mainland China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Taipei, Singapore, Japan, UAE, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia.
PAL will also operate a reduced number of domestic flights as part of its service resumption.
The airline is considering the possibility of reintroducing flights to London and Sydney in June.
The resumption of operations aligns with the shift to a general community quarantine, which allows for the limited operation of public transportation, including flights.
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