Philippine Airlines Targets Fleet Cuts During Restructuring

September 09, 2021
Philippine Airlines Airbus A350 in flight
Philippine Airlines will return four of its six Airbus A350s to lessors as part of its fleet reduction plan.
Credit: A. Doumenjou/Airbus
Philippine Airlines (PAL) has secured the deals it needs for a relatively quick exit from bankruptcy protection, opening the way for a significant restructuring of its operation. The carrier aims to cut back its widebody fleet and long-haul network to give itself a better chance of recovery in the...

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