• Business Class

A business class option, formerly known as Mabuhay Class, is available on all aircraft. More legroom is provided because to the flat chairs. Only Philippine Airlines offers business class on flights within the country. On Philippine Airlines’ medium- and long-haul flights, L’Occitane en Provence amenity packages are offered. Recent aircraft include lie-flat seats manufactured by Zodiac Aerospace that are arranged in a 2-3-2 configuration, whereas early Boeing 777s had angled-flat seats manufactured by Recaro.

• Premium Economy

The business class seats are available as Premium Economy on PAL Express flights that use two-class Airbus A320 aircraft. On flights with an Airbus A330 or an Airbus A350, Premium Economy, commonly referred to as Economy Plus, is an option. However, they feature at least four to six inches more legroom, giving them a minimum of 34 to 36 inches, compared to standard economy class seats. In-seat power outlets, headphone jacks, and USB ports are also included.

• Economy Class

There is economy class, formerly known as Fiesta Class, on every aircraft. Tray tables are positioned in the rear of each seat, with the exception of exit and bulkhead seats, which have them integrated straight into the seats. They include four-position headrests. The chairs have a 31-to-34-inch pitch. They include four different positions for the headrests and a six-inch recliner. For an adjustable seat bottom cushion, additional foam is given underneath the seat cover.

So, now plan your trip in advance by booking your flight in advance if your travel dates and locations are not flexible. Because the cost of your airline’s tickets rises as your departure date approaches, this is the cause. So, it’s a good idea to plan ahead and book your travels and get unexpected experience with Philippine Airlines.