PAL to open new Manila lounge
- BTN News
- Tuesday, 21 March 2023
The Philippines' Philippine Airlines (PAL) later this year will open a new Mabuhay Lounge for international passengers at Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1.
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The Philippines' Philippine Airlines (PAL) later this year will open a new Mabuhay Lounge for international passengers at Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1.
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The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) has again delayed a review of Qantas Airways' A$610.8 million takeover of Alliance Aviation Services, this time until April 20.
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Satellite launch company Virgin Orbit has put all work on hold for at least a week mid March, with employees told only a skeleton crew will be working and the remainder of the workforce will be on unpaid furlough.
Visitor numbers at the UK’s leading attractions are still almost 25 per cent lower than pre-pandemic, thanks to Covid, Brexit, energy prices and the wider financial crisis, according to the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions which include the UK’s most famous museums, galleries, cathedrals and parks.
Australian budget airline Jetstar has launched a sale on flights to selected domestic and some international destinations including Bali for A$209 from Sydney.
As it battles to gain market share in Europe, Germany's Lufthansa is planning a new short and medium-haul airline called Lufthansa City Airlines.
Some airlines owe 'millions of pounds' to passengers in Europe for unpaid refunds and expenses, according to consumer group Which?, which has called on governments and regulators to take urgent action over the GBP4.5 million it calculates carriers owe.
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