MANILA - Philippine Airlines said Saturday it would resume its domestic flights on June 8, a week later than its initial announcement.

• PAL to resume limited international, domestic flights starting June 1

The flag carrier did not explain its change of schedule.

The following domestic flights will resume on June 8:

PR 2936/2937 Manila - Basco - Manila
PR 2196/2197 Manila - Laoag - Manila
PR 2198/2199 Manila - Laoag - Manila
PR 2921/2922 Manila - Legazpi - Manila
PR 2785/2786 Manila - Puerto Princesa - Manila
PR 2131/2132 Manila - Bacolod - Manila
PR 1845/1846 Manila - Cebu - Manila
PR 2545/2546 Manila - Dumaguete - Manila
PR 2141/2142 Manila - Iloilo - Manila
PR 2969/2970 Manila - Kalibo - Manila
PR 2041/2042 Manila - Caticlan - Manila
PR 2203/2204 Manila - Roxas - Manila
PR 2985/2986 Manila - Tacloban - Manila
PR 2773/2774 Manila - Tagbilaran - Manila
PR 2967/2968 Manila - Butuan - Manila
PR 2959/2960 Manila - Cotabato - Manila
PR 2521/2522 Manila - Cagayan de Oro - Manila
PR 2557/2558 Manila - Dipolog - Manila
PR 2813/2814 Manila - Davao - Manila
PR 453/454 Manila - General Santos - Manila
PR 2889/2890 Manila - Ozamiz - Manila
MANILA – PAGADIAN – MANILA
PR 2783/2784 Manila - Pagadian - Manila
PR 2997/2998 Manila - Zamboanga - Manila
PR 2363/2364 Cebu - Davao - Cebu

The following flights will resume on June 15:

PR 2961/2962 Manila - Busuanga (Coron) - Manila
PR 2965/2966 Manila - Busuanga (Coron) - Manila

The flag carrier's international flights will resume on June 1, starting with its flight to and from San Francisco, USA (PR 104/105).

Other flights will resume on the following dates:

MANILA – LOS ANGELES – MANILA
PR 102/103 – June 8 and 10
PR 102/103 – Every Mon / Wed / Thu / Sun (Effective June 11)
PR 102/103 – Every Mon / Wed / Thu / Sat / Sun (Effective June 15)

MANILA – SAN FRANCISCO – MANILA
PR 104/105 – June 1 and 10
PR 104/105 – Every Mon / Wed / Fri / Sun (Effective June 11)

MANILA – NEW YORK (JFK)
PR 126 – Every Thu / Sun (Effective June 11)
PR 126 – Every Wed / Thu / Sun (Effective June 22)

NEW YORK (JFK) – MANILA
PR 127 – Every Mon / Fri (Effective June 12)
PR 127 – Every Mon / Thu / Fri (Effective June 22)

MANILA – HONOLULU – MANILA
PR 100/101 – Every Tue / Sat (Effective June 13)

MANILA – GUAM
PR 110 – June 12
PR 110 – Every Fri / Mon (Effective June 15)

GUAM – MANILA
PR 111 – June 13
PR 111 – Every Sat / Tue (Effective June 15)

MANILA – VANCOUVER – MANILA
PR 116/117 – June 10 and 14
PR 116/117 – Every Wed / Thu / Sun (Effective June 15)

MANILA – TORONTO – MANILA
PR 118/119 – June 14, 17 and 21
PR 118/119 – Every Mon / Wed / Sun (Effective June 22)

MANILA – SINGAPORE – MANILA
PR 507/508 – June 3
PR 507/508 – Every Wed / Fri / Sun (Effective June 12)

MANILA – XIAMEN – MANILA
PR 330/331 – Every Wednesday (Effective June 17)

MANILA – JAKARTA
PR 535 – Every Sat (Effective June 13)
PR 535 – Every Tue / Sat (Effective June 16)

JAKARTA – MANILA
PR 536 – Every Sun (Effective June 14)
PR 536 – Every Wed /Sun (Effective June 17)

MANILA – KUALA LUMPUR – MANILA
PR 527/528 – Every Saturday (Effective June 13)

MANILA – HO CHI MINH CITY (SAIGON) – MANILA
PR 591/592 – Every Mon / Wed / Sat (Effective June 15)

MANILA – HONG KONG – MANILA
PR 300/301 – Every Fri / Sun (Effective June 19)

MANILA – DOHA – MANILA
PR 684/685 – Every Thursday (Effective June 15)

MANILA – DUBAI – MANILA
PR 658/659 – Every Tuesday (Effective June 15)

MANILA – DAMMAM – MANILA
PR 682/683 – Every Saturday (Effective June 15)

MANILA – RIYADH – MANILA
PR 654/655 – Every Mon / Fri (Effective June 15)

MANILA – TAIPEI – MANILA
PR 890/891 – Every Mon / Fri (Effective June 16)

MANILA – TOKYO (HANEDA) – MANILA
PR 422/421 – Every Mon / Wed / Fri / Sun (Effective June 22)

MANILA – OSAKA (KANSAI) – MANILA
PR 412/411 – Every Mon / Thu / Sun (Effective June 22)

MANILA – NAGOYA
PR 438 – Every Thu / Sun (Effective June 22)

NAGOYA – MANILA
PR 437 – Every Fri / Mon (Effective June 23)

Cebu Pacific had also announced it would resume its domestic flights on June 2.

• Cebu Pacific to resume ops on June 2 with limited domestic flights; still no int’l trips

PAL said all crew members will be wearing full personal protective equipment in all flights, while passengers are required to wear masks and other protective covering during the flight, and to observe proper hand hygiene.

Meals will be served in secure packaging, while reading materials will no longer be distributed.

At the airport, passengers are encouraged to come early as they have to go through disinfection and thermal scans.

Online checking is encouraged so passengers may secure digital boarding passes to limit contact with crew at the air terminal.

Flights operations have been mostly suspended for over 2 months as the country barred travel because of the coronavirus pandemic, crippling the aviation and tourism industries.

• Unnecessary travel, leisure trips still banned under GCQ

Authorities limited flights to repatriation operations for migrant Filipinos, sweeper flights for foreign nationals departing from the country, cargo, and emergency medical and supply flights.

• International flights still restricted at NAIA despite eased quarantine - immigration bureau