Philippine Airlines (PAL) announced the cancellation of several domestic and international flights scheduled for Monday, November 3, and Tuesday, November 4, 2025, in anticipation of the severe weather conditions brought by Typhoon Tino (International name “Kalmaegi”).
The decision was made with the paramount concern for the safety of its passengers and crew, as the typhoon is forecast to affect large parts of the Visayas and Mindanao regions in the Philippines.
Cancelled Flights for Monday, November 3, 2025
PAL has canceled the following flights:
- PR 2651/2652: Cebu-Borongan-Cebu
- PR 2382/2383: Cebu-Siargao-Cebu
- PR 2985/2986: Manila-Tacloban-Manila
- PR 2875: Clark-Siargao
- PR 2973/2974: Manila-Siargao-Manila
- PR 2375: Siargao-Cebu
- PR 2938/2939: Manila-Butuan-Manila
- PR 2987/2988: Manila-Tacloban-Manila
- PR 2238/2239: Cebu-Tacloban-Cebu
- PR 2335/2336: Cebu-Butuan-Cebu
- PR 1316: Cagayan de Oro-Cebu
Cancelled Flights for Tuesday, November 4, 2025
PAL has also proactively canceled the following flights for the following day:
- PR 1841/1842: Manila-Cebu-Manila
- PR 1845/1846: Manila-Cebu-Manila
- PR 1851/1852: Manila-Cebu-Manila
- PR 1835: Manila-Cebu
- PR 1279/1280: Cebu-Bacolod-Cebu
- PR 486/487: Cebu-Seoul Incheon-Cebu (International)
- PR 434/433: Cebu-Tokyo Narita-Cebu (International)
- PR 1145/1146: Manila-Iloilo-Manila
Guidance and Options for Affected Passengers
Passengers with canceled flights are strongly advised not to proceed to the airport. PAL is offering the following flexible options to mitigate the inconvenience:
- Rebook Your Ticket: Passengers may rebook their ticket in the same cabin class on a flight with available space within 60 days from the original flight date.
- Convert to Travel Credits: The value of unused tickets can be converted into Travel Credits. These credits are valid for two years and can be used for future ticket purchases. As an added benefit, affected passengers will receive a 5% incentive added to their Travel Credits.
- Refund: For those who choose not to rebook, PAL will process a full refund of the unused ticket, excluding the ticketing service charge.
How to Check Your Flight Status and Contact PAL
PAL is committed to keeping passengers informed. We urge all travelers to:
- Check Flight Status Online: Regularly check the status of your flight by logging on to www.philippineairlines.com and visiting the Flight Status section or checking the official PAL Facebook page for further advisories.
- Contact Information: Passengers whose contact details are in the reservations records will be informed of the flight status via e-mail, telephone call, or SMS/text.
General Public Advisory:
PAL advises residents in all affected areas to closely monitor official government advisories and take necessary precautions to prepare for the impact of Typhoon Tino (“Kalmaegi”).
For any immediate concerns, passengers may contact PAL 24/7 through the following channels:
- Manila Landline: (+632) 8539-0000 / (+632) 8855-8888
- Philippines Mobile: (+63) 919-056-2255
- US and Canada Toll Free Number: 1-800-435-9725
- Messenger: https://www.m.me/PhilippineAirlines
- Viber: Search for ‘Philippine Airlines’
- WhatsApp: https://wa.me/639178305810
- PAL Help Page: https://pal.my.site.com/s/
Philippine Airlines thanks its passengers for their understanding and cooperation as we prioritize safety during this weather disruption.
