Philippine Airlines Airbus A321NEO! Manila to Guam ECONOMY CLASS TRIP REPORT
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FLIGHT INFORMATION
Airline: Philippine Airlines (PR/PAL)
Aircraft: Airbus A321-271NX (A21N)
Flight Number: PR110
Seat: 58A
Registration: RP-C9938 (MSN 9087)
Route: Manilla (MNL) - Guam (GUM)
Flying Time: 3 hours and 29 minutes
Date filmed: August 2022
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Great video I follow you keep up the good work
PAL is not a budget carrier. Although may not be the best in terms of service, PAL is our flag carrier. Tagging our flag carrier as a budget carrier is not just distasteful but disrespectful as well. You need to learn on your technicalities if you wanna fly as a legit trip reporter…
Certainly in terms of pricing, PAL charges fares as if they were a flag carrier :)
Because it is a flag carrier, no ifs
@@OnTimeReports Dude, I just corrected you that PAL is Philippines' flag carrier - no ifs! If you want a Philippine budget carrier - try Cebu Pacific. Obviously, you're just a wannabe trip reporter. Doesnt know what the term budget carrier is... SMH
As if in America urban airlines are good. No! Even worse.
I flew in Delta that's filthy. American airlines with Cebu Pacific level of seats. For a 1st world supposedly, definitely worse than Philippine airlines. Real talk!
@@roamaroundgisg7362Sorry but RUclipsr is not American
Wow that seems as a great airline. Were rhey strict eith checked bag
Cebu Pacific is actually the Philippine's budget carrier and has the biggest fleet
Nice food!
It is a legacy carrier founded in 1941 first competition came in 1946 on Hong Kong to Manila with Cathay Pacific 1948-present this would be Japan Airlines Northwest ANA on MNL-NRT/HND. The competition to this route is actually an American Legacy Carrier United Airlines MNL-GUM🇺🇲. The American competition on this route offers B737 trips all the way to the east coast of the United States IAD and EWR.
Is your flight to Guam 50% full and how much did you pay to fly Philippine airlines to Guam?
PAL is a legacy carrier tho
The seatbelt sign is turned off at 10,000 ft, Meals start shortly after, they don't wait until cruise to turn it off
If you're seated in the last few rows of economy then expect you won't get your choice, the service design for airlines is to cater equally on whatever the options are doesn't matter how light the loads are. Trust me I work as a cabin crew you aren't the only passenger that has complained about missing out. 😂😅
Ha ha budget carrier ! I ´m French and in Europe and north America, on legacy airlines you have no food and no screen! Anyway great review
Well that's certainly the case for short-haul in Europe but when you compare PR to other airlines in Asia, it's hard to make an argument otherwise.
Philippines Airlines is not a budget carrier and is a legacy/premium/flag carrier
"premium" carrier 😂
Sorry, that meal was just sad.
Bro seriously called a 4-star flag carrier a budget airline 😂
That certainly wasn't a 4 star meal.
HOW DID PAL GOT 4 STAR RATING ANYWAY
@@Archduke17well the trip is 3 to 5 hours long
@@MegaPinoy2Because of the food if the flight is MNL - LAX the food will be good but short flights the food maybe cold or just bad But.. I've been flying cebu Pacific From MNL - to DXB you won't believe it that you need to buy a water and it's not even free unlike Philippine airline thats why i always use Philippine airline
@@MegaPinoy2I recommend flying with Philippine airline or cebu Pacific also cebu Pacific is an budget airline
Budget carrier? It’s a legit Flag Carrier. If you wanna be a legit trip reporter, start being more professional with your terms and technicalities. You complained about “budget” while sitting in an economy seat. Boy complaining about food for a 3hours flight is appalling. Bro.. 😂😂
McDonalds in the sky....what did you expect? Philipine and Philipine Airlines?