There’s a certain excitement and joy that comes with flying Business Class. You skip the long lines, unwind in a premium lounge, stretch out in a spacious seat, and indulge in curated meals mid-air. That extra life isn’t just a dream—it’s within reach, thanks to
Philippine Airlines and Maya, the #1 Digital Bank App in the Philippines.
Because let’s face it—there’s flying, and then there’s flying Business
Class. Reclining in a comfy seat while sipping champagne and watching your favorite show feels like a world away from the usual travel stress. But with Maya, it’s not just a dream—it’s a daily money move away.
Every ?500 Maya transaction earns you raffle entries to win year-round PAL Business Class flights to your dream destinations. Want to boost your chances? Save with high-interest Maya products, swipe with the Landers Cashback Everywhere Credit Card, or book PAL flights using Maya—and earn 5x raffle entries for every ?5,000.
Need some inspiration? Here’s how easy it is to live the PAL Business Class life with Maya:
Jenny Yeo flew Business Class to Perth, Australia for the first time and shared her travel cheat sheet to winning—swiping her Landers Cashback Everywhere Credit Card and saving with Maya along the way.
Denisse Aquino took on the “We listen & We don’t judge” trend while enjoying the comforts of a Business Class trip to Cebu with her Maya Card in hand.
From arroz caldo in the PAL Mabuhay Lounge to the best Cebu lechon, spending and saving with Maya doesn’t get better than this.
Daniella Roi jetted off to New York, USA and shared her game plan to win Business Class flights using Maya Easy Credit and Maya Savings. She flexed just how easy it is to win—simply by using Maya for her travel gastos.
Nika Dy also experienced Business Class to Hanoi, Vietnam for the first time and took her Maya Card for a spin—sipping egg coffee, shopping, and exploring the city. As a student, she found Maya Savings especially helpful, earning daily interest while still getting a shot at the Business Class life all year round.
