By Richa Noriega The Philippine Airlines announced on Wednesday that all domestic flights to and from hubs in Manila, Cebu, and Clark will remain suspended until May 31. “The continued pause in our Manila, Cebu, and Clark hub operations is in compliance with the Philippine government's declaration of the modified enhanced community quarantine and related local restrictions for the period from May 16 to 31,” PAL said in a statement. PAL assured the passengers booked on a canceled flight that their ticket is safe and remains valid. The flag carrier said it is also evaluating the possibility of flying international routes and domestic routes to and from Davao hub, in coordination with the government authorities. PAL said it also plans to operate a reduced number of weekly flights on most domestic routes and on selected international routes by June 1. However, it noted that this will depend on COVID-19 conditions such as community quarantine restrictions, travel bans imposed by various governments and their impact on passenger demand, and above all on the public health and safety situation in each of the countries that PAL serves. The airline said it will announce the list of operating flights and routes for June once the details are finalized. “PAL will continue to operate occasional special flights to repatriate stranded passengers and to transport urgent cargo such as medical equipment and supplies to help sustain critical supply chains across the Philippines and on selected international routes,” it added.