Philippine Airlines will roll out its flagship Boeing 777-300ER on all Australian services from June 30, 2012.The Boeing 777 will replace the Airbus A330 and A340 currently used on PAL flights from Sydney and Melbourne to Manila.Philippine Airlines previously used a Boeing 777 on the Sydney-Manila route from 2010, before the aircraft was swapped onto PAL’s Vancouver and Tokyo services.The aircraft sports 42 seats in Mabuhay Class (business class) in a largely 2-3-2 layout.
Designed by Recaro, each is 20 inches wide with a 78 inch seat pitch. The lie-flat seats recline up to 150 degrees.
In economy or Fiesta Class there are 328 seats of 18.5 inch width and a pitch of 33-34 inches.
A Panasonic inflight entertainment system offers audio and video on demand in every seat, with USB ports for keeping your smartphone or tablet powered up during the flight
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