PAL Moves Some International Flights to NAIA 1
Philippine Airlines moves all flights to and from New York (JFK), Auckland (New Zealand), and Hanoi (Vietnam) to NAIA Terminal 1 for both departures and arrivals, effective March 31, 2019. This is to help reduce passenger congestion at the concerned terminals.
Additionally, all PAL flights to and from Phnom Penh (Cambodia) will also move to NAIA T1 for both departures and arrivals starting April 1.
Here’s the updated list of PAL flights starting March 31:
PR 218 / 219 Manila – Auckland – Manila
PR 126 / 127 Manila – New York JFK – Manila
PR 118 / 119 Manila – Toronto – Manila
PR 116/ 117 Manila – Vancouver – Manila
PR 595 / 596 Manila – Hanoi – Manila
PR 521 / 522 Manila – Phnom Penh – Manila
PR 682 / 683 Manila – Dammam – Manila
PR 684/ 685 Manila – Doha – Manila
PR 654 / 655 Manila – Riyadh – Manila
However, flights to Los Angeles (PR102 / PR112 / PR124) and San Francisco (PR104/ PR 114) will continue to depart from NAIA Terminal 2, while flights from Los Angeles (PR103 / PR113 /PR125 ) and San Francisco (PR105/ PR115) will continue to arrive at NAIA Terminal 1.
Further, flights to and from Honolulu (PR100/ PR101) will still depart from and arrive at NAIA Terminal 2. The same applies for flights to and from Ho Chi Minh City/Saigon (PR591/592 and PR596/597), departing from and arriving at NAIA Terminal 2.
Other international flights not mentioned above will continue to operate at the current terminal assignments.
PAL advises travelers to double check the terminal assignments for their specific flight. For connecting flights, travelers may approach any PAL customer service agent upon arrival for more information.
Source: Philippine Airlines
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