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AirAsia has asked the government to waive travel taxes and grant other incentives for Filipinos who will opt to fly from Clark to help decongest the main airport in Manila, the airline said Thursday. The Southeast Asian carrier also said it was transferring…
Philippines AirAsia will skirt future growth at Manila Ninoy Aquino Int’ldue to serious capacity constraints and instead will focus its development at regional hubs in Clark, Cebu, Kalibo, Puerto Princesa, and Panglao, an airport set to replace Tagbilaran by…
AirAsia continues to expand its domestic network in Clark Airport in Pampanga with new flights between Clark and Cebu starting May 11, 2018. AirAsia Philippines CEO Captain Dexter Comendador said their commitment is to make air travel more affordable,…
AirAsia is now flying direct to Boracay via Caticlan airport from Clark, Pampanga. The airline, voted the World’s Best Low Cost Carrier for nine years running, flew its maiden flight today with summer inspired theme held at pre-departure area in Clark…
AirAsia is flying to brand new destinations — Iloilo, Tacloban, Puerto Princesa — from Clark Airport in Pampanga starting next year. The world’s best low cost carrier for nine consecutive years will begin to fly from Clark to Palawan, Iloilo, and Tacloban…
Airasia Group CEO Tony Fernandes is hoping for the full development of infrastructure at the Clark international airport to boost Asean travel. “The answer is Clark for the Philippines but while waiting for that to happen we will begin a line of smaller…
Philippines AirAsia Incorporated targets to make the Clark International Airport its main hub for operations, as the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) has inadequate space for the budget airline’s fleet expansion, its chief said. To sustain its…
Cebu Pacific (CEB) is set to launch four new routes from Clark International Airport and Mactan Cebu International Airport. This is in line with the airlines program to strengthen its domestic route network geared towards making inter-island travel more…
Five years ago today, the Filipino subsidiary of Southeast Asia’s largest low-cost carrier graced the skies of the Clark International Airport with its signature red planes en route to the island of Kalibo, Aklan. A year after however, it decided to leave the…
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…
Inflight Sales Group (ISG) founder and CEO Jean-Marcel Rouff has confirmed that the retailer has been awarded a five-year contract to operate the Philippine Airlines (PAL) duty free contract. This follows the narrowing down of the list of bidders to a final…
Philippine Airlines is ramping up its operations at Clark International Airport, north of Manila. The national carrier is aiming to ease pressure at Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport by launching new services connecting Clark with Cebu, Davao and…
Philippine Airlines (PAL) is launching on Dec. 16 its first regular international and domestic flights from Clark International Airport (CIA). This is PAL’s response to President Duterte’s call to decongest the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) .…
Around two years since Davao-Clark flights were suspended, the budget airline Philippine’s AirAsia is gearing up to revive the route, a tourism officer said. Arwin Lingat, provincial tourism officer of Pampanga, said that AirAsia is working out to offer again…
