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05/05/2024

30 Years And No Lost Bags... NOW This Is Something To Brag About!

Kansai International Airport (KIX) in Japan, one of the busiest airports in the world, celebrated an impressive milestone as it marked 30 years without losing a single piece of luggage. Since its opening in September 1994, KIX has maintained a flawless record in baggage handling which is even more shocking considering the airport serves an average of 20-30 million passengers annually.

In a recent press statement, KIX proudly announced that it has not lost any passenger bags throughout its three-decade history. This remarkable achievement has earned the KIX recognition from Skytrax, which awarded the airport the title of having the world's best airport baggage delivery in April.

Although the airport's baggage handlers and ground staff take pride in their impeccable record, KIX clarifies that any lost baggage incidents that have been reported have been attributed to individual airlines rather than the airport itself.

Situated on an artificial island in Osaka Bay, Kansai International Airport serves the Osaka, Kyoto, and Kobe regions.

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22/03/2024

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22/03/2024

CLOSURE OF PAGADIAN AIRPORT - APRIL 15 TO MAY 15

Due to the temporary closure of Pagadian Airport from April 15 to May 15, we are rerouting our Pagadian services to Dipolog as an alternate gateway for passengers traveling to and from the Pagadian area.

To address the flight needs of affected passengers, below are the schedules for our rerouted flights to and from Dipolog:

• 2P2553 Manila - Dipolog (Mon/Wed/Fri) - departing at 11:20 AM
• 2P2554 Dipolog - Manila (Mon/Wed/Fri) - departing at 03:10 PM
• 2P2553 Manila - Dipolog (Tues/Sat) - departing at 11:20 AM
• 2P2554 Dipolog - Manila (Tues/Sat) - departing at 01:55 PM
• 2P2553 Manila-Dipolog (April 21) - departing at 11:20 AM
• 2P2554 Dipolog-Manila (April 21) - departing at 02:05PM

The Pagadian airport is closing to give way to the repair and rehabilitation of the Pagadian Airport runway.

You have the option to reroute to another flight with available space within 60 days from the original flight in the same booking class or higher within the same cabin class.

For further details and for flight rebooking, you may avail of any of the following platforms:

Hotline (+632) 8539-0000 / (+632) 8855-8888
Philippines Mobile – (+63) 919-056-2255
Messenger: https://bit.ly/PALMessenger
Viber: Search for Philippine Airlines
WhatsApp: Add us as a new contact (+63) 998-951-4359
myPAL Web Chat: https://bit.ly/3z8Ck3Y

To know the status of your flight, simply click the Flight Status tab on www.philippineairlines.com and type in your flight details.

We seek your kind understanding and we look forward to assisting you in your flight needs.

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22/03/2024

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22/03/2024

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18/03/2024

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Travelers passing through South Korea now have the opportunity to make the most of their layovers by availing themselves of various tours while awaiting their connecting flights.

Read: https://theglobalfilipinomagazine.com/travelers-on-layover-in-south-korea-can-now-enjoy-tours-and-visa-free-entry/

03/03/2024

IMMIGRATION GUIDE & TIPS
+ Required Documents the I.O. ( IMMIGRATION OFFICER )
May Ask For
1.) ✅ Prepare your documents.
These are the documents you will need for your trip:
• A valid passport (at least six months validity at the time of departure)
• A Round Trip Ticket and Boarding Pass
• An e-Travel Declaration (from etravel.gov.ph)
• For DIY tourists, hotel booking confirmation and receipts.
• For members of a tour group, the travel agency booking/agreement, and a copy of your itinerary.
Be ready to answer questions from the IO about your itinerary and why you want to visit those places.
• For minors not traveling with either parent, a DSWD Travel Clearance.
• A duly authenticated Marriage Certificate in case the IO wants to verify the relationship of couples.
• A duly authenticated Birth Certificate for verification of children.
• A Travel Authority for government employees.
• A Certificate of Employment and Leave of Absence for private employees.
• A Business Permit/DTI Permit (if the source of income is a business)
• A work Contract and OEC from POEA if you are an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW)
• A visa for those traveling to a country where a visa is required.
2.) ✅ The interview is crucial.
It can make or break your departure.
• Provide consistent, clear and confident answers. The IO may repeat questions to test if you are telling the truth.
• Answer questions in a respectful and confident manner.
• Listen carefully. Don't interrupt the IO and wait for him to be finished. Provide honest answers while maintaining your composure.
3.) ✅ Dress modestly.
Wear clothes that say you are a respectable traveler even you are free to dress as you please.
For the first time travelers, especially for women, choose clothes that are not too revealing.
Showing too much skin may give the IO the impression that you may be a s*x worker.
This is a red flag and will cause your offloading.
4.) ✅ IO's are strict with solo travelers.
Be especially prepared if you're young, female, single, or a recent graduate and traveling solo.
Make sure to bring all necessary documents with you.
IO's scrutinize women more than any other gender because they are the most common victims of human trafficking.
5.) ✅ Immigration Officers profile passengers.
IOs are trained in body language.
And they profile you even if you're still waiting in line.
6.) ✅ The IO may check your financial capacity to fund your trip.
This is especially true if you are jobless or your job isn't permanent.
• If you are unemployed, prepare to prove how you will be paying for your trip.
• If your travel is sponsored, bring a notarized Affidavit of Support and Guarantee.
• If your sponsor is from the country you are visiting, bring a Letter of Invitation authenticated by the Philippine consulate or embassy in your destination.
7.) ✅ Know the basic information about your sponsor.
The IO will test how well you know your sponsor and how you are related to him or her.
Be familiar with complete names and addresses.
8.) ✅ Be familiar with your travel history.
The IO may ask you about past travels that may be in their file.
Be truthful with your answer.
If you cannot recall something about it, then them you cannot remember rather than lie and get caught doing so.
9.) ✅ If you have been offloaded before, this is a red flag.
You should know beforehand how to handle questions about it and what may have changed since then so that the IO will no longer doubt the purpose of your travel this time.
10.) ✅ Your attitude is the key.
Be polite during your conversation.
Don't ever argue with the Immigration Officer.
Remember, he holds the key to your trip at that point.
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01/03/2024

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