Transport & Communications
Airlines ordered to refund, waive fees for typhoon-disrupted flights
Acting Transportation Secretary Giovanni Lopez has announced that airlines must provide full refunds and waive rebooking fees for passengers who cancel flights due to Typhoon Opong. This directive follows a mandate from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to support travelers affected by the storm.
Philippine Airlines to launch direct Cebu–Guam flights starting December 2025
Philippine Airlines (PAL) announced Friday the launch of a new international route connecting Cebu and Guam with nonstop flights beginning December 16, 2025. The thrice-weekly service will be the only direct air link between the two destinations, enhancing connectivity between the central Philippines and the U.S. Pacific territory.
Globe wraps up Nando relief, mobilizes for Opong
Globe has completed full network restoration in areas impacted by Super Typhoon Nando, while ongoing assessments and restoration efforts are underway in communities now affected by Typhoon Opong.
2GO Travel suspends Manila Port operations amid Tropical Storm Opong
2GO Travel announced Thursday the temporary suspension of all voyages, pier operations, and ticketing services at Manila ports as a precautionary response to Tropical Storm Opong.
United upgrades Guam fleet with 737 MAX 8s
United Airlines announced Thursday it will replace its entire Guam-based Boeing 737-800 fleet with new Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, with the first delivery scheduled for February 2026. The move is part of the airline’s broader strategy of modernizing its fleet and enhancing customer experience across its Pacific operations.
