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Philippine Airlines Flies A350-1000 Daily Between Manila and San Francisco

Philippine Airlines Flies A350-1000 Daily Between Manila and San Francisco

Philippine Airlines operates Airbus A350-1000 service as flights PR104 and PR105 on its daily Manila–San Francisco route.

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Philippine Airlines operates an Airbus A350-1000 each day between Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport and San Francisco International Airport. The service operates as flights PR104 and PR105.

Key details

  • The aircraft has 382 seats: 42 in Business Class, 24 in Premium Economy and 316 in Economy.
  • Reported cabin features include 4K inflight entertainment screens, Wi-Fi, in-seat power, and USB-A and USB-C charging ports.
  • Through October 31, 2026, PR104 is scheduled to leave Manila at 23:15 and arrive in San Francisco at 20:45 local time. PR105 is scheduled to depart San Francisco at 23:40 and arrive in Manila at 05:35 local time.
  • From November 1, PR104 is scheduled to arrive in San Francisco at 19:45, while PR105 is scheduled to leave San Francisco at 22:40. The reported schedules list the same Manila departure and arrival times for those flights.

The A350-1000 has 382 seats, including 42 in Business Class and 24 in Premium Economy.

Why it matters

The daily A350-1000 service gives travelers on the Manila–San Francisco route access to a 382-seat aircraft with three cabin classes and listed connectivity and charging features. The route also links two major international airports with a daily widebody service.

What happens next

The A350-1000 is scheduled to continue daily service on the Manila–San Francisco route, with revised San Francisco times from November 1. Which cabin feature would matter most on this long-haul flight?

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