(Eagle News)–Philippine Airlines has released a list of its cancelled flights following its announcement it would reduce its flights between the Philippines and mainland China by more than 50 percent.
The list includes cancelled flights between the Philippines, and Hong Kong and Macau.
According to PAL, if passengers are “protected on,” it means they will be accommodated in other flights provided the rebooking is done within a specific period.
The following flights are cancelled:
February 1, 2020
- PR 300: Manila – Hong Kong (passengers protected on PR318 MNL HKG)
- PR 301: Hong Kong – Manila (passengers protected on PR319 HKG – MNL)
- PR 306: Manila – Hong Kong (passengers protected on PR310 MNL HKG) )
- PR 307: Hong Kong – Manila (passengers protected on PR311 HKG – MNL)
- PR 312: Manila – Hong Kong (replacement flight: PR5312 Feb. 02 Dep MNL 0430H arr HKG 0650H)
February 2, 2020
- PR 358: Manila – Beijing
- PR 359: Beijing – Manila
- PR 300: Manila – Hong Kong (passengers protected on PR318 MNL HKG)
- PR 301: Hong Kong – Manila
- PR 306: Manila – Hong Kong (passengers protected on PR310 MNL HKG)
- PR 307: Hong Kong – Manila (passengers protected on PR311 HKG – MNL)
- PR 312: Manila – Hong Kong (replacement flight: PR5312 Feb. 03 Dep MNL 0430H arr HKG 0650H)
- PR 382: Manila – Guangzhou
- PR 383: Guangzhou – Manila
February 3, 2020
- PR 300: Manila – Hong Kong (passengers protected on PR318 MNL HKG)
- PR 301: Hong Kong – Manila (passengers protected on PR319 HKG – MNL)
- PR 306: Manila – Hong Kong (passengers protected on PR310 MNL HKG)
- PR 307: Hong Kong – Manila (passengers protected on PR311 HKG – MNL)
- PR 312: Manila – Hong Kong (Replacement flight PR5312 Feb. 04 Dep MNL 0430H arr HKG 0650H)
The following flights are also cancelled:
February 4 to March 31, 2020
- PR 318: Manila – Hong Kong
- PR 319: Hong Kong – Manila
- PR 312: Manila – Hong Kong
- February 5-April 1, 2020
- PR 313: Hong Kong – Manila
- February 5-29, 2020
- PR 352: Manila – Macau
- PR 353: Macau – Manila
- March 2-30, 2020
- PR 352: Manila – Macau
- PR 353: Macau – Manila
February 4 to 28, 2020
- PR 382: Manila – Guangzhou
- PR 383: Guangzhou – Manila
- March 3-31, 2020
- PR 382: Manila – Guangzhou
- PR 383: Guangzhou – Manila
- February 10-15, 2020
- PR 334: Manila – Xiamen
- PR 335: Xiamen – Manila
- February 13-27, 2020
- PR 334: Manila – Xiamen.
- PR 335: Xiamen – Manila
- February 23, 2020
- PR 330: Manila – Xiamen
- PR 331: Xiamen – Manila
- February 8-11, 2020
- PR 356: Manila – Jinjiang
- PR 357: Jinjiang – Manila
February 18 to 25, 2020
- PR 330: Manila – Xiamen
- PR 331: Xiamen – Manila
February 16 to 22, 2020
- PR 356: Manila – Jinjiang
- PR 357: Jinjiang – Manila
February 24 to 29, 2020
- PR 356: Manila – Jinjiang
- PR 357: Jinjiang – Manila
March 4 to 25, 2020
- PR 356: Manila – Jinjiang
- PR 357: Jinjiang – Manila
February 5 to 29, 2020
- PR 336: Manila – Shanghai Pudong
- PR 337: Shanghai Pudong – Manila
February 4 to 28, 2020
- PR 358: Manila – Beijing
- PR 359: Beijing – Manila
February 4 to 25, 2020
- PR 360: Manila – Beijing
February 5 to 26, 2020
- PR 361: Beijing – Manila
March 3 to 31, 2020
- PR 360 Manila – Beijing
March 4 to April 1, 2020
- PR 361 Beijing – Manila
PAL issued the announcement after the Department of Health confirmed the country’s first novel coronavirus case.
The 38-year-old woman was from Wuhan, China, the seat of the virus outbreak.
She is reportedly in stable condition.
