On the surface, not much has changed with the fleet of Philippine Airlines since our last deep dive into this carrier and its collection of aircraft. When we put out a video in October 2022 on this airline, it had 76 aircraft. Now, about one and a half years later, it has 79. Since the last Philippine Airlines fleet examination, we’ve seen the airline log its first postpandemic profit. No doubt good news for executives working in Manila!

At the same time, however, we’ve also seen reports that the airline was facing difficulties in finding available Airbus A350 or Boeing 777 aircraft to meet the postpandemic demand. As a result of the struggle, it has placed an order for brand new A3501000s while reportedly considering newer replacements for its A330 fleet in the next few years.

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