DFM ---ADX ---
4hUS Strategy in the Gulf: Balancing Military Restraint and Economic PressureWorld
16hUK Appoints World’s First Climate Security EnvoyWorld
16hRBI Moves to Restrict Private Equity Control Over Multiple Non-Bank LendersWorld
17hTrump’s Post-Midterm Pivot: Asserting Global Influence on the Asian StageWorld
17hIndian Embassy Issues Urgent Alert Regarding Fraudulent Attestation ServicesWorld
17hDeadly Clash in Pakistan: 28 Killed During Illegal Mining OperationWorld
17hUncertainty Clouds Nvidia: Could Jensen Huang Face Ouster?World
17hUnderstanding the New Covid-19 Variant PJ.2.1: Risks and RealitiesWorld
17hNvidia CEO’s Alleged Spy Link Sparks Security Questions in TaiwanWorld
17hUS Envoys Head to Moscow Following Abu Dhabi Peace TalksWorld
17hIndia Streamlines Visa Process to Boost Global Tourism and InvestmentWorld
17hSaudi Arabia Intercepts Ballistic Missiles Near MeccaWorld
1dIndian Seafarers Safe After Recent Tanker Incidents in the GulfWorld
1dIsrael’s Ramon Airport Resumes Operations Following Earthquake Near EilatWorld
1dFake Court Orders Lead to Website Takedowns and Police Probe in IndiaWorld
1dGlobal Leaders Convene in Manila for Key ASEAN SummitWorld
1dOil Prices Rebound Following Iran’s Nuclear Stance and Ongoing Gulf TensionsWorld
1dLahore’s Air Crisis: Pakistan Points Finger at Indian Diwali FireworksWorld
1dTragedy Strikes North Hollywood as SUV Plows into PedestriansWorld
1dTragic Steel Plant Explosion in Turkey Sparks Mass ProtestsWorld
1dInvestigation Into Alleged Chinese Spy’s Taiwan EntryWorld
1dIndia's Air Quality Monitoring Systems Struggle Amidst Severe Smog CrisisWorld
1dIsrael's Parliamentary Shift: Gadi Eisenkot’s Quest to Form a New CoalitionWorld
1dThe Investigation Into Jensen Huang: Assessing Risks to AI Security and Investor TrustWorld
1dIran Dismisses French Allegations Regarding Supermarket CyberattacksWorld

Philippine Airlines Announces Return of Direct Dubai-Manila Flights

Tue, Jun 30, 2026(135d 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.

Comments0
No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts.