He was just asking which airlines would waive the fees.
He was just asking which airlines would waive the fees.
Perhaps if you read my first post you would see I found one that does, one that I use regularly...
[QUOTE]Air Philippines will not charge you for dive gear up to 25kgs if you show them your C-card./QUOTE]
Last edited by Diver Dennis; 04-27-2008 at 12:09 AM.
Service is about the same, go with the lowest offer.
Lars
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Amtrosie,
My question was specific to inter Island travel in the Republic of the Philippines. While I appreciate your response, have you ever been to the RP? I understand this is a practice which occurs in that nation primarily to encourage tourism. As Dennis pointed out PAL is the airliine which provides that service.
PAL does not but Air Phils does... Air Philippines is part of PAL though.
Why don't you make things easier on yourself. Instead of asking the question here and then not liking the answers you get, why don't you pick up the telephone or write an email to the airlines that offer the flight you want. That way you can be sure to get the CORRECT answer and will not be upset when you arrive at the gate with an unexpected bill.
What me upset . Funny you should suggest that, I had been trying to call CEBU PACIFIC for a few days before I posted and have unfortunately been unsuccesful...
I think the best choice is to wait until I am on the ground in Cebu next month and then figure it out, I will be there for 10 days before I need to be up in Bolinao.
Funny you should ask, I lived in the PI for 2 years, and I have flown Philippine Airlines. While that may have been quite a few years ago, the issues that airlines are facing are world wide, and today's fuel prices are globally affecting. To add to that, I have been involved in the aviation industry for almost 30 years.
I have an idea of what I speak
Last edited by amtrosie; 04-27-2008 at 05:48 PM. Reason: miss spelling