Philippine Airlines to resume twice‑weekly Manila–Saipan flights from 25 Oct 2026

Philippine Airlines to resume twice‑weekly Manila–Saipan flights from 25 Oct 2026
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Philippine Airlines will restart twice‑weekly services between Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport and Saipan on 25 October 2026 using Airbus A321‑200 aircraft.

The Marianas Visitors Authority board approved a sole‑source contract for the winter 2026/27 and summer 2027 seasons, and the airline will join a US$400,000 joint marketing campaign to promote air services to the Northern Mariana Islands.

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