Local airlines are no longer requiring its passengers to wear masks during flights after the Department of Transportation lifted this health protocol in line with the lifting of COVID-19 state of public health emergency. | TyronePiad /PDI
“This new development is a significant step toward normalizing public transportation and supporting economic recovery,” Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista said.Philippine Airlines , Cebu Pacific and AirAsia Philippines, in separate advisories on Monday, said they were ready to follow the recent order, noting that other health protocols were still in place for passenger safety.
“This is a significant sign of the normalization of air travel and proof that the Philippines is open for business and tourism,” said PAL spokesperson Cielo Villaluna.Still optional
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