+ Follow MANILA AND MELBOURNE Tag
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[Title] => PAL's Boeing 777 to Melbourne: Restoring faith in air travel
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[Summary] => Philippine Airlines will begin services to three new destinations in Australasia while temporarily reducing frequencies to the Middle East and merging two trans-Pacific flights as the flag carrier restructures its route network in response to market forces and trends in the global economic scene.
On Oct. 28, 2001, PAL will restore a direct link between Manila and Melbourne, Australia. The service will be an extension of the current three-times-a-week operation to Sydney, which will now be routed Manila-Melbourne-Sydney-Manila.
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MANILA AND MELBOURNE
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On Oct. 28, 2001, PAL will restore a direct link between Manila and Melbourne, Australia. The service will be an extension of the current three-times-a-week operation to Sydney, which will now be routed Manila-Melbourne-Sydney-Manila.
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August 13, 2001 - 12:00am
