Philippine Airlines Marks 85 Years With Global Fare Sale
Philippine Airlines has launched an anniversary fare sale, with domestic tickets priced from PHP 85 and selected international flights available from USD 85. The promotion runs for bookings made between 2 and 15 March 2026. International journeys are available straight away, while reduced domestic fares apply to flights departing from 1 April.
The anniversary promotion covers a wide selection of routes across the Philippines, allowing lower-cost access to destinations such as Boracay, Iloilo, Butuan and Cagayan de Oro. Flights departing Cebu and Puerto Princesa are included in the campaign. The airline confirmed that promotional tickets remain part of its regular full-service product, including onboard meals and checked baggage allowances where applicable.
Key Routes Included In Anniversary Sale
Discounted fares apply across domestic, regional and long-haul networks:
- PHP 85 domestic flights within the Philippines
- USD 85 fares to Hong Kong, Xiamen and Taipei
- USD 185 services to Bangkok, Denpasar, Hanoi, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore
- Special long-haul fares to the United States and Australia
Tickets are available through official booking channels, including the airline website, mobile app and authorised travel agents.
Lower promotional pricing opens wider access to island destinations, regional city breaks and long-distance family visits across Asia and beyond. Discounted fares make trips between well-known beach areas, regional cities and major hubs more affordable during quieter travel months. The offer extends to smaller Philippine destinations that do not often feature in airline fare sales. This gives more options for domestic trips, reunions and short breaks that might otherwise be postponed due to regular ticket prices.
Anniversary fare campaigns like this often trigger short booking windows, encouraging early planning rather than last-minute decisions. The current offer gives travellers a chance to secure full-service flights at reduced prices while travel demand remains strong across Asia-Pacific markets. Availability is expected to depend on seat allocation, meaning flexibility with dates may play an important role when securing the lowest fares.
