PhilippineAirlines.mobi

[mobitime]

it is promoting on front page of PhilippineAirlines.com.
PhilippineAirlines.mobi

[Andres Kello]

Awesome find! Rep+

Philippine Airlines, Inc. (abbreviated PAL), also known historically as Philippine Air Lines, is the national airline of the Philippines. It is the first commercial airline in Asia and the oldest of those currently in operation, with a long and distinguished history spanning over sixty years.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippine_Airlines

[noonoo1]

looks great, and on the front page of the .com, wow.

[Pred]

it is promoting on front page of PhilippineAirlines.com.
PhilippineAirlines.mobi

******!!!!!!!

about time another airline came out
i'll be adding to okok.com and mobisite.org

cheers

[newdomainer]

Love the tag line... "we are where you are"

Awesome find! Rep+

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippine_Airlines

[Pred]

Love the tag line... "we are where you are"

love it too
and huge promotion on homepage

check out the airline section now:

looking good:

www.mobisite.org/famousbrands.html


long url they are using though and philippines is a bugger to spell correctly for most

shame they couldn't have had pal.mobi

look who got on a tm and are wasting with a redirect, same on ready

www.pal.mobi

[modfiles]

sweet design and ad.. my country air carrier goes mobi.^^
this makes me want to get serious on mobile site.

[Wherstead]

I love to find threads like this. I have a general aviation dotMobi and this will be another link to make the site more valuable. Thank you for the notification.

Aviator.mobi

[jaybee]

Excellent news!

[gogo]

here's a different take on this

http://www.gomonews.com/once-more-un...-goes-dotmobi/

What we think? This is a kind of double-mild weak sauce mobile service that doesn’t take advantage of either the possibilities of mobile Web OR a dotMobi site. The site does host a lot of information, but a basic WAP site is only mildly useful. Where other airlines are testing (and proving) more adventurous applications of mobile tech, this probably won’t be accessed more than once by anybody outside of hard-core mobile enthusiasts. A service like this should allow you to book flights, change details, redeem mileage points and more if it wants to get any amount of take up. Otherwise it’s pretty much just money thrown into a hole in the ground.