alwaysREDy sa Bayanihan: AirAsia Philippines Rolls Out Relief Operations for Typhoon Odette-hit Areas
alwaysREDy sa Bayanihan: AirAsia Philippines Rolls Out Relief Operations for Typhoon Odette-hit Areas

AirAsia Philippines and its cargo arm airasia Teleport have worked closely in transporting essential relief goods to areas ravaged by Typhoon Odette (Rai) in the past couple of weeks. The world's best low-cost airline has airlifted 20 tons of goods to destinations like Bohol, Cebu, Puerto Princesa, and Iloilo. It has also partnered with both government and non-government organizations like the Department of Social Welfare and Development, Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation, Operation Smile Philippines, Liter of Light, Sip Water, Smart Beverages, New Life Community and the Philippine Air Force. Staying true to its value of "one for all, all for one", AirAsia Philippines was quick to roll out its relief operations under its umbrella program "alwaysREDy" following the catastrophe brought by the recent typhoon.

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AirAsia Philippines is among the stakeholders awarded at the 42nd Founding Anniversary of Philippine Air Force (PAF)
AirAsia Philippines is among the stakeholders awarded at the 42nd Founding Anniversary of Philippine Air Force (PAF)

AirAsia Philippines CEO Ricky Isla received the plaque of recognition handed by Air Force Reserve Command Commander Major General Edward L. Libago. Cadets, PAF units, and other stakeholders were recognized for their contribution to the accomplishment of various civil military operations, and humanitarian assistance and disaster response operations conducted by the Air Force Reserve Command.

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Beyond tradition: The Filipino Allstar way of celebrating ‘Undas’ in the new normal
Beyond tradition: The Filipino Allstar way of celebrating ‘Undas’ in the new normal

All Saint’s Day and All Souls’ Day or ‘Undas’ for us Filipinos is undeniably one of the most celebrated traditions deeply rooted with love for family. From 31 October to 2 November, families visit the resting places of their departed loved ones to offer prayers and food. Oftentimes, All Souls Day serves as family reunions. Some would even fly all the way to various provinces to commemorate the life of their departed loved one.

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