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Philippine Airlines is boosting travel to Palau with twice-weekly flights from Manila starting March 29. The new service doubles direct Philippines connections and links Palau to global destinations across Asia, the U.S., and Europe—making it easier than ever for residents, tourists, and the Palauan diaspora to travel.
By: L.N. Reklai
KOROR, Palau (Feb. 12, 2026) — Philippine Airlines will begin twice-weekly service between Palau and Manila starting March 29, expanding international access and strengthening travel links for residents, visitors and the Palauan diaspora.
The flights will operate on a scheduled basis and will be available for online booking, according to Efren Adrian Llanos of the airline’s Sales Department.
“Our airline has a wide network and access to other destinations via Philippine Airlines,” Llanos said.
The new service connects Palau to the airline’s global network of more than 40 destinations across Asia, the United States mainland and Europe. Major long-haul hubs include Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, Seattle, Honolulu and Toronto. The carrier also operates extensive regional routes to cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Seoul, Bangkok and Singapore.
The expanded service is expected to benefit many Palauans living in the United States, particularly on the West Coast, by providing a direct travel option from U.S. gateway cities to Manila and onward to Palau.
With the addition of two weekly Philippine Airlines flights, combined with existing United Airlines service, the number of direct flights between Palau and the Philippines will increase from two to four per week.
Flights to Palau will depart from Terminal 1 at Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila.
To promote the new route, Philippine Airlines has announced a limited 7-day flash sale offering round-trip fares between Palau and the Philippines starting at $679, all-in.
Special promotion of the new route, nonstop flight between Palau and Manila, Philippines on Philippine Airlines.
The increased air service is expected to improve travel flexibility, support tourism recovery and strengthen Palau’s connectivity to regional and global markets.
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