The operator of Philippine Airlines (PAL) ended the first quarter with less profit despite stronger passenger revenues as expenses soared due to busier operations. In a disclosure on Thursday, PAL Holdings Inc. reported that net income attributable to the parent company dropped by 23 percent to P3.6 billion in the first three months of this Read The Rest at :
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