Philippine Airlines PR5117 Flight Status
According to Trip.com latest record on status for Philippine Airlines flight PR5117 from Vancouver to Manila (YVR-MNL): Flight PR5117 has been canceled. Please refer to the airline or airport for the most up-to-date information.
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12h 7m
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PR5117
PR5117 Aircraft Specifications
According to Trip.com real-time data, the PR5117 flight from Vancouver to Manila on 10/30/2026 is operated using the aircraft model Boeing 777-300. This aircraft has been in service for 12y, 8m. The aircraft has 370 seats.
Boeing 777-300
On-Time Departure
0
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On-Time Arrival
0
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Avg. Delay
1 hour 59 minutes
Aircraft Age
12y, 8m
Total Seats
370
Flight Distance
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Economy
Business
Cabin Amenities
None
On-demand entertainment
Wi-Fi is available
USB port
Seat Information
84 cm
More legroom than on 50% of flights
47 cm
Seat width better than on 50% of flights
110°
Reclining Angle
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Seat layout example
Cabin Amenities
None
On-demand entertainment
Wi-Fi is available
USB port and power outlet
Seat Information
198 cm
Legroom
51 cm
Seat width
180°
Reclining Angle
Fully reclinable
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Seat layout example
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PR5117 On-Time Performance
Based on the average performance of this flight over the last 30 trips, the on-time departure rate of PR5117 is 0% (Late on average 1 hour 54 minutes), and the on-time arrival rate is 0% (Late on average 1 hour 59 minutes).
On-Time Departures
Punctuality
0
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Late on average
1 hour 54 minutes
Early
0
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On time
0
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30 mins late
0
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60 mins late
50
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90 mins late
50
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Cancelled
33
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On-Time Arrivals
Punctuality
0
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Late on average
1 hour 59 minutes
Early
0
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On time
0
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30 mins late
0
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60 mins late
0
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90 mins late
100
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Cancelled
33
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Flight FAQs
What is the current status of flight pr5117?
Flight pr5117 has been canceled (status: Cancelled). Contact Philippine Airlines or your booking channel for rebooking or refund (updated Oct 30, 2026).Is flight pr5117 on time today?
Flight pr5117 has been canceled (status: Cancelled). Contact Philippine Airlines or your booking channel for rebooking or refund options; if booked on Trip.com, use Manage Booking.What route does flight pr5117 fly?
Flight pr5117 is operated by Philippine Airlines from Vancouver (YVR) to Manila (MNL). Typical flight time is about 12 hours 7 minutes; operating days may include Friday.How can I check real-time status for flight pr5117?
Track flight pr5117 on this Trip.com status page for live departure, arrival, gate and baggage updates. For push alerts on the go, open the same flight in the Trip.com App and turn on flight notifications.If flight pr5117 is delayed or canceled, what should I do?
If pr5117 is delayed or canceled, first confirm the latest status here (Cancelled, updated Oct 30, 2026). Contact Philippine Airlines or your booking channel for rebooking or refund options, and check Trip.com Manage Booking if you booked on Trip.com.Has flight pr5117 departed from Vancouver?
Flight pr5117 has been canceled and did not depart from Vancouver (YVR). Contact Philippine Airlines or your booking channel for next steps.
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