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Philippine Airlines Announces Return of Direct Dubai-Manila Flights

Tue, Jun 30, 2026(45d ago)World

Starting October 2, Philippine Airlines (PAL) is set to reconnect Dubai and Manila with a new schedule of nonstop flights. The flag carrier confirmed that it will initially run four weekly services, with plans to eventually ramp up to daily flights as demand and operational capacity permit. This move aims to re-establish a critical travel bridge between two of the most significant commercial hubs in the Middle East and the Philippines.

In addition to the Dubai route, the airline is also gearing up for a comeback in Doha, with flights scheduled to resume even sooner on July 1. For those traveling between Dubai and Manila, the flights will operate every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. Travelers departing from Dubai will head out at 7:45 PM, while the return flights from Manila are scheduled to leave at 12:50 PM, ensuring a convenient connection for passengers moving between the two regions.

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