Bandar Seri Begawan - Beginning October 31, 2010; Royal Brunei Airlines and Philippine Airlines will be ending their code share agreement and the last code share flight will take off October 30.
Royal Brunei Airlines has decreased flights to seven times weekly while still maintaining daily service from Bandar Seri Begawan to Manila, a press release said Raiz Moiz, RBA Executive Vice President of Commercial and Planning, said, "Although both carriers have mutually agreed to end the code share arrangement, we still look forward to working with Philippine Airlines in the future and we wish them great success in their future endeavours."
For further enquiries of how this may affect current bookings, passenger may contact their local Royal Brunei Airline offices.
Meanwhile, Cebu Pacific (CEB) began flying to Brunei Darussalam from August 21 this year and operates twice-weekly service between Manila and Bandar Seri Begawan.
Royal Brunei Airlines has decreased flights to seven times weekly while still maintaining daily service from Bandar Seri Begawan to Manila, a press release said Raiz Moiz, RBA Executive Vice President of Commercial and Planning, said, "Although both carriers have mutually agreed to end the code share arrangement, we still look forward to working with Philippine Airlines in the future and we wish them great success in their future endeavours."
For further enquiries of how this may affect current bookings, passenger may contact their local Royal Brunei Airline offices.
Meanwhile, Cebu Pacific (CEB) began flying to Brunei Darussalam from August 21 this year and operates twice-weekly service between Manila and Bandar Seri Begawan.
Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin
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