AirAsia to resume flights between Clark, Kalibo
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In a statement, Philippines AirAsia said it will start the three flights weekly from Clark to Kalibo on March 27. The budget carrier will mount flights every Monday, Tuesday and Friday.
“AirAsia has constantly dedicated itself to make air travel more affordable, convenient, and accessible to all and we are reaffirming this commitment with our newest Clark-Kalibo route. We are thrilled to provide the much needed connectivity at affordable fares for travellers from Central and Northern Luzon,” Philippines AirAsia CEO Captain Dexter Comendador said.
To recall, AirAsia introduced commercial flights from Clark in 2012 before moving to the main gateway Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
With the resumption of Clark flghts, AirAsia is offering promo fares to Kalibo from as low as P699 until Feb. 5. Travel period is between March 27 and Nov. 30, 2017.
Questions & Answers
Q.What is the new flight route AirAsia is launching?
What is the new flight route AirAsia is launching?
AirAsia is launching a new flight route from Clark to Kalibo. This new service aims to provide connectivity for travellers from Central and Northern Luzon at affordable fares.
Q.How often will the flights between Clark and Kalibo operate?
How often will the flights between Clark and Kalibo operate?
The flights between Clark and Kalibo will operate three times a week. Passengers can book these flights on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, starting from late March.
Q.When can passengers book promotional fares for the new route and for what travel period?
When can passengers book promotional fares for the new route and for what travel period?
Passengers can book promotional fares for the Clark-Kalibo route until February 5. These special fares are valid for travel between March 27 and November 30, 2017.
Q.Has AirAsia previously operated flights from Clark?
Has AirAsia previously operated flights from Clark?
Yes, AirAsia previously operated commercial flights from Clark, having introduced them in 2012. The airline later moved its operations to Ninoy Aquino International Airport before this resumption.
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