Philippine Airlines fleet

Philippine Airlines operates a range of aircraft, featuring Airbus and Boeing jets as well as efficient Bombardier turboprops.

Quiet and fuel-efficient, the Canadian-made Bombardier Q300/400 (DH3/4) turboprops are predominantly found on PAL Express short-haul (regional) routes. The smaller Q300 offers 50 seats while the larger Q400 has space for 76. Both aircraft versions offer a single Economy Class (Fiesta) cabin, configured with 2 � aisle � 2 seating.

Philippine Airlines operates two versions of the Airbus A320. Version 1 has 12 seats in Business Class and 138 Economy Class seats, while Version 2 has space for 144 seats in Economy Class with the same 12 in Business Class. Mabuhay Class has a spacious onfiguration of 2 � aisle � 2 and 3 � aisle � 3 in Fiesta Class (both aircraft versions).

The Airbus A321 has the same configuration as the A320 but offers a third cabin, Premium Economy, with 18 seats. The wide-body Airbus A330 comes in two versions, offering either a 2 or 3 class layout. Business Class is configured 2-2-2, with Premium and Economy Class both in a 3-3-3 set up. All three versions of the Airbus A340 come in a two-class layout, configured 2-2-2 in Business Class and 2-4-2 in Economy Class.

Predominantly used on trans-Pacific and other long-haul routes, including service to and from Australia and North America, the Boeing B777-300ER (Extended Range) is Philippine Airlines' latest addition to their fleet. Offering 42 lie-flat seats in Business Class and 328 standard Economy Class seats, the aircraft features the latest in audio/video on-demand entertainment in both classes of service.