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	The new flight entitlements were approved following two days of negotiations this week in Bangkok between the Philippine Air Panel and Thai counterparts.&nbsp;</div>
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	Both sides agreed on a 27-percent increase in allowed flights between Manila and Bangkok to 6,880 seats per week.&nbsp;</div>
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Thailand/PH open their skies

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Thailand/PH open their skies

The Philippines and Thailand have agreed to increase the number of allowed flights between key cities to support the growth in air travel in the region.

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