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08/04/2025

Here’s a list of prohibited items at the airport in both check-in (checked baggage) and hand-carry (carry-on baggage
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1. Prohibited in Both Hand-Carry and Check-In Luggage:
• Explosives and flammable items
• Fireworks
• Gasoline, diesel, or fuel containers
• Paints or paint thinner
• Lighter fluid or torch lighters
• Camping fuel or gas canisters
• Toxic and hazardous materials
• Bleach or cleaning chemicals
• Poison or pesticides
• Radioactive materials
• Compressed gas cylinders (like propane)
• Corrosive substances
• Acids
• Wet cell car batteries
• Illegal items
• Illegal drugs or substances
• Counterfeit goods
• Stolen items
• Strong magnets or large lithium batteries
• Industrial-size lithium batteries or power banks (over airline limit)
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2. Prohibited in Hand-Carry (Carry-On) Only:
• Sharp or pointed objects
• Knives (any size)
• Scissors (with blades over 4 inches)
• Razor blades (non-disposable)
• Box cutters, ice picks
• Tools and heavy equipment
• Hammers, drills, saws
• Screwdrivers and wrenches over 7 inches
• Self-defense items
• Pepper spray or mace
• Stun guns or tasers
• Batons or martial arts weapons
• Guns or replica weapons
• Fi****ms (even toys or replicas)
• BB guns or airsoft guns
• Ammunition
• Liquids over 100ml (3.4 oz)
• Large bottles of shampoo, lotion, perfume, etc.
• Water or drinks (must be under 100ml and fit in a clear plastic bag)
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3. Prohibited in Checked-In Luggage Only:
• Lithium batteries not attached to a device
• Power banks
• Spare lithium batteries
• E-ci******es or v**e devices
• Must be in hand-carry only
• Valuables (Not recommended)
• Laptops, cash, jewelry (should be carried on hand)

07/04/2025

Generally Allowed in Checked Baggage (International or Domestic):
• Dry/packaged foods: Chips, crackers, cookies, candies
• Canned foods: As long as they are sealed and not too liquidy (note: cans might be inspected)
• Spices and seasonings
• Cooked foods: If properly packed and not perishable (like dried meats, pastries, etc.)
• Vacuum-sealed meats (depends on destination country’s customs rules)
• Instant noodles or snacks
• Powdered items (coffee, milk powder, formula)
Foods to Avoid or Check Rules for:
• Fresh fruits and vegetables (usually not allowed for international flights due to agricultural restrictions)
• Liquids and sauces over 100ml (not allowed in carry-on; okay in checked baggage, but can leak)
• Homemade meals or perishable food (may spoil during travel or not allowed through customs)
• Dairy products and meats (restricted in some countries)
Tips:
• Always check the customs rules of your destination country.
• Label your food clearly if homemade or unusual.
• Use leak-proof containers and double-bag liquids.
• Avoid strong-smelling foods (like durian or salted fish) — they might cause issues.

02/04/2025

When traveling by plane, there are certain items you cannot bring in your carry-on luggage, checked luggage, or at all due to safety regulations. Here’s a breakdown:
1. Prohibited in Carry-On Luggage (Allowed in Checked Bags)
• Sharp objects: Knives, scissors (blades over 4 inches), razor blades, box cutters
• Liquids over 100ml (3.4 oz): Perfume, shampoo, lotions, and drinks (unless purchased after security)
• Sporting equipment: Baseball bats, golf clubs, ski poles
• Self-defense items: Pepper spray, stun guns, brass knuckles
• Tools: Wrenches, pliers, drills, hammers
2. Prohibited in Checked Luggage (Allowed in Carry-On)
• Lithium batteries: Power banks, loose lithium-ion batteries
• Electronic ci******es and v**es: Must be carried in hand luggage
3. Prohibited in Both Carry-On & Checked Luggage
• Explosives & flammable items: Fireworks, gasoline, matches, lighter fluid
• Toxic or hazardous materials: Bleach, pesticides, corrosive chemicals
• Weapons & ammunition: Guns (unless declared and transported properly), explosives
• Compressed gases: Propane, oxygen tanks (without airline approval)
Always check your airline’s and TSA (or equivalent authority) guidelines before traveling, as rules may vary by country.

13/02/2025

FYI WCA ADVISORY :

Beginning March 30, 2025 some Philippine Airlines - PAL express and Cebu Pacific flights utilizing turboprop aircraft (Bombardier Q400 & ATR) will transfer from NAIA to Clark International Airport and other secondary airports as part of NAIA's optimization plan.

This move however is expected to affect over 5 million passengers flying to destinations serviced by turboprops of DG, 2R & 2P.

👉List of destinations that will transfer to CRK
✔️SIARGAO
✔️CORON
✔️ EL NIDO
✔️ TABLAS
✔️MASBATE
✔️NAGA
✔️SICOGON
✔️ SURIGAO
✔️CATARMAN
✔️CALBAYOG
✔️CAUAYAN
✔️ SAN VICENTE
✔️SAN JOSE, MINDORO

04/02/2025

Travel Date:April 11-12,2025

08/01/2025

DAGDAG KAALAMAN...
CTTO

FLEET WATCH: How Many Planes Do Airlines in the Philippines Have?
Here is a breakdown of the fleet count as of July 2, 2024. Information is based on AirFleets and Planespotters.
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PAL GROUP:
Philippine Airlines:
9x Boeing 777-300ER
2x Airbus A350-900
11x A330-300
8x A321-271N
18x A321-231
PAL Express:
4x A321-231
13x A320-211
11x DHC Dash 8-400
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CEB GROUP:
Cebu Pacific:
8x A330-900neo
14x A321-271N
7x A321-211
19x A320-271N
19x A320-211
CebGo:
15x ATR 72-600
1x ATR 72-500
2x ATR 72-500F
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AIRASIA PHILIPPINES:
18x A320-216
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ROYAL AIR PHILIPPINES:
2x A320-200
1x A319-100
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SUNLIGHT AIR:
3x ATR 72-500
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AIRSWIFT:
3x ATR 72-600
2x ATR 42-500
Please note that a larger fleet count does not necessarily mean larger capacity. Some carriers have a smaller number of planes in their fleet, but they are all widebody planes.

07/01/2025

AIRLINE ADVISORY:👇👇👇
Please be informed that airlines will now be asking for 2 valid ID's upon check-in, this maybe due to the increasing number of passengers using fraudulent tickets and falsified ID.Please also be reminded that using issued tickets under other guest's name may be charged with civil and criminal action under existing law and may face imprisonment for up to 20 years. Here are the lists of the valid ID's that you may bring on your flight.
List of Valid IDs:
· Philippine Passport
· Driver’s License
· PRC ID
· NBI Clearance
· Postal ID
· Voter’s ID
· SSS Card
· Diplomat ID
· OFW ID
· OWWA ID
· Seaman’s Book
· Philhealth Card
· Birth Certificate
· OSCA/ Senior Citizen ID
· Consular ID
· Student’s ID
· TIN Card
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19/12/2024

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02/12/2024

ILOILO-DARAGA Flights, magsisimula na ngayong hapon, Disyembre 2, 2024 sa Bicol International Airport.

Ang bagong ruta ng Cebu Pacific ay mag-uugnay sa Bikol at sa mga probinsya ng Panay sa Visayas: Iloilo, Capiz, Aklan, at Antique.

Flight Details:

Iloilo to Daraga | 4:55pm
Monday, Wednesday and Friday

Daraga to Iloilo | 6:50pm
Monday, Wednesday and Friday

04/10/2024

Here are the Complete Guide of Airline Terminals at NAIA: T1, T2, T3, and T4! Make sure you know which terminal to go to for a hassle-free journey.

To ease congestion at the country's main gateway, New NAIA Infrastructure Corporation (NNIC) has announced the following terminal reassignment:

Terminal 1: International carriers
Terminal 2: Domestic flights for PAL
Terminal 3: International carriers & Cebu Pacific
Terminal 4: AirAsia flights