Philippines airline halts all flights
Filipino carrier Royal Air Philippines has this week suspended all flight operations.
The airline halted all flights this week and insists the suspension is a temporary measure.
However, it said it is now focusing on processing refunds.
It hasn’t given the reason for the suspension of services or how long it will last.
“Thank you for your patience and understanding. We eagerly anticipate welcoming you aboard soon,” the airline said in a notice posted o the website.
Royal Air Philippines was established more than 20 years ago as a charter airline and in 2018 it pivoted to a scheduled airline.
Backed by Lancang–Mekong Group with investment from China, it has struggled in a competitive market in 2025.
It operated a small number of domestic and international routes focused on the China leisure market from Hong Kong, Taipei and Quanzhou to holiday hotspots like Boracay and Bohol.
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