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Philippine Airlines has added four more domestic points to its network of routes where electronic ticketing is available, taking the flag carrier closer to full implementation of the…
Philippine Airlines has added four more domestic points to its network of routes where electronic ticketing is available, taking the flag carrier closer to full implementation of the service in its domestic operations.
PAL`s Kalibo, Roxas, Dipolog and Tagbilaran stations are now capable of issuing electronic tickets, joining 11 other domestic points in offering the customer-friendly technology that was pioneered by PAL on 01 May 2004.
With the new additions, 82% of PAL routes and 94% of flights in the domestic sector now feature e-ticketing.
The airline is scheduled to complete the enabling of its entire domestic network to e-ticketing next month. Set for cutover are the last three stations: Cotabato on 27 May, Butuan on 03 June and Naga on 24 June 2006.
PAL has also been active in integrating its international flights to the e-ticketing network. The service is now available on flights to nine overseas points: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Honolulu, Guam, Vancouver, Hong Kong, Seoul and Busan.
In addition, PAL has separate interline e-ticketing arrangements with American Airlines and Continental Airlines, in which either carrier can issue e-tickets on the other`s flights.
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