Philippine Airlines (PAL) plans to expand connectivity between India and the Philippines by launching three weekly nonstop flights from Delhi to Manila and its first-ever Mumbai–Manila service, operating four times a week from December 2026, subject to Indian Government approval. The new services will provide Indian travellers with direct access to the Philippines while offering convenient onward connections through PAL’s Manila hub. The new routes will connect travellers to destinations across Southeast Asia, North Asia, North America and Australia.
Richard Nuttall, President, PAL, said, “The airline is looking forward to welcoming more Indian travellers and introducing them to the Philippines through its Filipino hospitality, while providing access to its wider international network via Manila.”
Via Manila, passengers can connect to Philippine destinations including Cebu, Bacolod, Cagayan de Oro, Iloilo and Davao, as well as international cities such as Los Angeles, Vancouver, Sydney, Melbourne, Tokyo Haneda and Hong Kong. The services will also enhance PAL’s cargo connectivity between India and its wider network.