Philippine Airlines is preparing to expand its
services to China.
On 29 March 2015 the airline will launch flights
to Jinjiang, a city located in Fujian province.
The city, known for its foreign-owned
factories in the clothing and footwear industry, has seen the rise
of migrant workers in recent years.
The new service (PR 356) departs Manila
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 11:00 and arrives Jinjiang
at 13:25 (local time).
The return flight (PR357) departs Jinjiang
on the same days at 14:25 (local time) and arrives Manila at
16:55.
PAL President and Chief Operating Officer Jaime
J. Bautista said, “A large number of Chinese – Filipinos trace
their roots to the city of Jinjiang. In response to the clamor for
links to and from the Chinese city, the flag carrier is launching
the new route. We hope to bring PAL’s unique Filipino style of
warm, friendly, caring and hospitable service to our passengers on
the new route.”
Jinjiang brings to seven the total number of
destinations in China, which includes Beijing, Guangzhou, Hong
Kong, Macau, Shanghai and Xiamen.
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