#PAL COVID 19

Philippine Airlines introduced the myPAL Request Hub to help passengers rebook, refund, or convert their tickets to a travel voucher. According to Cielo Villaluna, a PAL spokesperson, PAL passengers may request for a rebook, refund, or travel voucher by following these steps: Fill up the form provided. (Link here) Click the submit button Wait for the confirmation email within 5-7 business days Passengers who purchased their tickets through PAL's official portals (including their website, mobile app, ticket offices, or reservation hotline) are eligible to request for rebooking, refunding, or travel vouchers. Cashless requests may be processed through the online portal, while applications for refunds should be made through the credit card companies or PAL's NAIA T2 ticket office (for cash refunds). If the rebooking requires additional payment, the passenger will receive a confirmation email from PAL. In a last-ditch effort to regain its footing in the smartphone market, Palm unveiled a new mobile platform and device -- the Palm Pre. Playing catchup with the iPhone 3G and the Blackberry Storm, the Palm Pre combines a wide touchscreen and qwerty keyboard in a multi-tasking environment and  new Palm webOS™ platform. Palm Pre 3G EVDO 3.1" touch screen (320x480 pixels) display Slide-out QWERTY keyboard GPS built-in Ambient light sensor, accelerometer, and proximity sensor Wi-Fi 802.11b/g 8GB internal storage Bluetooth The design reminds me of some HTC Touch phones and is a little thick at 17mm (same as SE Xperia X1). Read more in our articles including "PAL launches portal to help passengers file for rebooks and refunds" and "Palm Pre with new webOS unveiled".