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PIL’s updated online booking platform goes live

Pacific International Lines (PIL) unveils its freshly revamped online booking platform, PocketPIL. Formerly known as myPIL, the updated platform is expected to offer a seamless, expedited, and fortified transaction experience.

Customers of PIL can anticipate a wealth of new features, including enhanced flexibility to modify, divide, or consolidate their bookings. PocketPIL is set to streamline the booking procedures for PIL’s clientele, offering effortless access to vital booking details.

“With PocketPIL, we underscore our dedication to ‘Driving Connectivity’ for our customers through our People-Centric endeavours. By prioritizing our customers, we endeavour to furnish them with superior solutions,” stated a spokesperson from PIL.

To register, customers can navigate to the official website of the company or reach out to their local PIL representatives.





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