Qantas points redeemable for Manila‑Toronto A350‑1000 business class

Qantas points redeemable for Manila‑Toronto A350‑1000 business class
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The inaugural Philippine Airlines Airbus A350‑1000 service between Manila and Toronto (flight PR118) can be booked through Qantas for 182,900 points plus a cash supplement, with a 15‑hour‑40‑minute schedule operating three times weekly.

Flight schedule and performance

Flight PR118 departs Manila for Toronto on a 15‑hour‑40‑minute route that runs three times weekly. The aircraft left Manila at 7:30 pm, landed on the runway at 11:45 pm after a technical fault, and arrived in Toronto at 2:46 am, four hours and one minute later than scheduled.

Booking cost via Qantas

Passengers can book the business‑class seat through a partnership with Qantas for 182,900 Qantas points plus a cash payment of $392.25.

Business‑class cabin

The cabin contains 42 seats with closing privacy doors, a mattress topper, blanket and pillow, 20.25‑inch seat width and 44‑inch pitch, and provides AC, USB‑A, USB‑C and wireless charging. Two restrooms are located at the front and two more between business class and premium economy, and the cabin does not feature individual air nozzles.

In‑flight service

Meal service begins with dinner, followed by breakfast before landing, and includes crab salad, braised beef and oxtail, a cheese course, and mango crepe with coconut sticky rice dessert. A glass of Chanoine Frères Brut NV Champagne is served, and passengers can view content on a 20‑inch 4K screen, though Wi‑Fi speeds are described as glacial. The passenger’s priority‑tagged bag was the 86th item to emerge at baggage claim.

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