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Effective September 15 Cebu Pacific 5J  flight only will have 10kg Hand carry regardless of when the booking was created...
10/09/2026

Effective September 15 Cebu Pacific 5J flight only will have 10kg Hand carry regardless of when the booking was created☺️
Happy to see you soon on board 🥰✈️🛩

Next to security, you’ll almost always spot large bins overflowing with confiscated power banks. It’s a painful sight, b...
10/08/2026

Next to security, you’ll almost always spot large bins overflowing with confiscated power banks. It’s a painful sight, but it happens every single day!

Why are so many power banks getting tossed?

❌ 1. Packed in Checked Luggage
Lithium-ion batteries carry a fire risk in cargo holds. Power banks are NEVER allowed in checked baggage—they MUST be in your carry-on so any issue can be caught immediately.
❌ 2. Faded, Scratched, or Missing Labels
Security officers must be able to visually verify safety compliance. If the watt-hour (Wh) specs or capacity markings have rubbed off, security will confiscate it—no exceptions.
❌ 3. Requires prior approval from your airline (usually capped at 2 units).
Over 160Wh?
Strictly prohibited on passenger flights.
❌ 4. Carrying Too Many Units
Even small batteries are subject to individual airline limits on total spare batteries per passenger.

👉 Before You Leave for the Airport.
✅ Pack ALL power banks in your carry-on/personal item.
✅ Check that all printed numbers, specs, and labels are 100% readable.
✅ Keep your power bank under 100Wh (around 20,000–26,800 mAh) for smooth sailing across all airlines.

Save this for your next trip and share it with your travel besties to protect their favorite power banks! 😬

Remimders Again sa lahat ng may Flight
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09/08/2026
Hindi lahat ng maliliit na negosyo ay mababa ang kalidad.. At hindi rin lahat ng malalaking negosyo ay perpekto..Nakakat...
29/07/2026

Hindi lahat ng maliliit na negosyo ay mababa ang kalidad.. At hindi rin lahat ng malalaking negosyo ay perpekto..

Nakakatawa lang na may mga taong akala mo kapag wala kang malaking opisina,, hindi ka DOT Accredited,, o home-based ka lang,, automatic hindi ka na mapagkakatiwalaan..

Ang tanong..
Ang SCAM ba,, namimili ng laki ng negosyo??
HINDI!.

Ang PANLOLOKO ba,, nakadepende sa laki ng opisina??
HINDI RIN!.

Maraming maliliit na negosyante ang nagsimula sa sipag,, tiyaga,, at maayos na serbisyo.. Hindi lahat may milyon agad para makapagpatayo ng opisina o makuha ang lahat ng accreditation sa umpisa..

Hindi dapat minamaliit ang maliliit na negosyo dahil lang sa wala pa sila sa level na gusto mong makita..

Ang tunay na sukatan ng isang negosyo ay hindi lang kung gaano karami ang permit na nakapaskil sa pader.. Sukatan din ang pagiging tapat sa customer,, maayos mag-assist,, marunong umako ng responsibilidad,, at hindi nang-iiwan kapag may problema..

Kaya bago maliitin ang maliliit na negosyante,, tandaan mo...

Lahat ng malalaking kumpanya ngayon,, minsan ding nagsimula sa maliit..

At ang respeto,, hindi dapat nakabase sa laki ng negosyo—kundi sa kalidad ng serbisyo at integridad ng taong nagpapatakbo nito..😎

Airfares may climb again after the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) raised the fuel surcharge level to Level 13 for August ...
29/07/2026

Airfares may climb again after the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) raised the fuel surcharge level to Level 13 for August 1 to 15.

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Travelers are qualified for e-gates if:1. Outgoing OFWs (except 1st time s new company/job site)2. Incoming ALL Filipino...
30/06/2026

Travelers are qualified for e-gates if:
1. Outgoing OFWs (except 1st time s new company/job site)
2. Incoming ALL Filipinos (tourists or OFWs)
3. Outgoing tourists
IO counters:
1. Filipino tourists (outgoing)
2. Incoming foreigners

Philippine Airlines (PAL)allows passengers to bring one carry-on bag and one small personal item.The maximum weight for ...
26/06/2026

Philippine Airlines (PAL)
allows passengers to bring one carry-on bag and one small personal item.
The maximum weight for your main carry-on is 7 kg (unless it contains a laptop/gadget, which bumps the limit to 10 kg).
Dimensions must not exceed 56 cm x 36 cm x 23 cm.

1. Main Hand Carry LuggageWeight Limit: 7 kg (or 10 kg if your bag contains a laptop or other essential electronic gadget).
Size Dimensions: 56 cm x 36 cm x 23 cm (22" x 14" x 9"). Total dimensions must not exceed 115 cm (45 inches).
Placement: Must fit in the overhead bin.

2. Small Personal ItemIn addition to your main bag, you can bring one personal item that fits under the seat in front of you.
Examples include:Handbag, purse, or pocketbookLaptop bag (max dimensions: 45 cm x 35 cm x 20 cm)Overcoat, wrap, or blanketDuty-free bag or small amount of reading material Infant food for consumption on the flight

3. Liquids, Aerosols, and Gels (LAGs)If your flight requires it, keep these rules in mind for the cabin:Containers must hold a maximum of 100 ml each.All containers must fit comfortably inside one clear, resealable 1-liter plastic bag.

The airline is strictly enforcing these limits, so ensure your bags meet the following dimensions and rules1. Main Hand-...
26/06/2026

The airline is strictly enforcing these limits, so ensure your bags meet the following dimensions and rules

1. Main Hand-Carry Bag (For Overhead Bin)Maximum Size: 56 cm × 36 cm × 23 cm (22 in × 14 in × 9 in)Allowance: 1 piecePlacement: Must fit comfortably in the overhead bin and size checker

2. Small Personal Item (For Under Your Seat)Maximum Size: 35 cm × 20 cm × 20 cm (or up to 36 cm × 20 cm × 20 cm, depending on the bag style)Allowance: 1 piece Placement: Must fit under the seat in front of youExamples: Handbag, laptop bag, small backpack, or purse

Key Reminders :
Total Weight Matters:
Your overhead bag and personal item are not separate 7 kg allowances.
The combined weight of both bags must not exceed the 7 kg limit.

Infants:
Passengers traveling with an infant are allowed one (1) extra diaper bag.Liquid Limits: Standard restrictions apply to cabin baggage. Any liquids, gels, or sprays must be in containers of 100 ml or less and packed in a clear, resealable plastic bag.

Cebu Pacific check-in baggage must not exceed dimensions of 99 cm × 99 cm × 99 cm (39 in × 39 in × 39 in) and a maximum weight of 32 kg per bag.

Keep the following specific limits and policies in mind when preparing your luggage: Weight Limits: Standard baggage allowances can be purchased in tiers ranging from 20 kg to 32 kg. No single piece of checked baggage can ever exceed 32 kg.Piece Allowance:
Your purchased weight allowance determines the number of bags you can check.

For example,
a 20 kg or 32 kg allowance typically permits 1 piece of luggage. You can purchase up to 3 checked bags online per passenger.Oversized/Special Baggage: If your item exceeds the standard dimensions or is oddly shaped surfboards, bicycles, large musical instruments), you can declare it using a CEB Special Baggage Add-on.

AIR ASIA SAYS BYE-BYE TO BOHOL AND PALAWAN | In a surprising development, Philippines AirAsia has decided to end service...
20/06/2026

AIR ASIA SAYS BYE-BYE TO BOHOL AND PALAWAN | In a surprising development, Philippines AirAsia has decided to end service to Panglao International Airport in Bohol, and Puerto Princesa International Airport in Palawan. Based on the airline's latest schedule update, service to Bohol will end on October 1, 2026, while service to Palawan will end on June 30, 2026.

Surprising, because these two destinations are some of the most visited in the Philippines. These flights are often full of holidaymakers and locals alike making their way home or to their dream destination. So much passenger, and cargo, traffic from Manila lies in these routes that Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific Air has often deployed their high-density Airbus A330 widebody jets to these island destinations.

So I'm as baffled as you as to why Philippines AirAsia has deemed these two destinations uneconomically viable enough to axe them. My sources tell me that passenger loads are no problem as they often fly with full cabin. Where's the revenue going? What's happening with the airline? How come they're ending service to some of the busiest destinations in the country?

IN PHOTO: An Airbus A320 of Filipino budget carrier Philippines AirAsia departing Manila's runway 06 on a short regional hop to Tacloban - DZR Airport.

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