Philippine Airlines
A Major Airline in the Philippines Offering Cheap Flights to Boracay

The Philippine Airlines (PAL) is one of the major domestic carriers servicing the Manila-Kalibo / Kalibo-Manila route.

Flights to Boracay via Kalibo, Aklan

PAL is the national airline of the Philippines and flies both domestic and international flights.

It is the first commercial airline in Asia and the oldest of those currently in operation with its main hub at the Ninoy Aquino International airport in Manila. All of its flights, both domestic and international, originate from the Centennial Terminal 2.

Modern Fleet

PAL currently operates a total fleet of thirty-six modern wide bodied and narrow bodied passenger aircraft. As of 1 August 2007, the average age of aircraft in the fleet is 8 years. It is the world's fifth youngest operator of the Airbus A319-100, with a fleet age of 0.6 years.

International Flights

Internationally, Philippine Airlines mainly flies within the Asia-Pacific region with destinations in the United States and Canada often heavily marketed. PAL flies daily to over 24 international destinations including Manila. PAL also has an extensive domestic network offering multiple flights a day between Manila and selected Philippine cities.

Fleet Maintenance

The entire PAL fleet of Airbus and Boeing jets are maintained by Lufthansa Technik Philippines or LTP.

LTP is a joint venture of Hamburg-based Lufthansa Technik AG and Macro Asia Corporation of PAL majority-owner Lucio Tan and using the Balagbag hangar formerly owned and operated by PAL.

The Lufthansa Technik Group is the global leader in aircraft maintenance, repair, overhaul with 30 subsidiaries worldwide. Macro Asia Corporation is one of the Philippines' leading providers of aviation support services and catering for foreign airlines.

Flight Schedule - Manila to Kalibo

Flight Schedule - Kalibo to Manila