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Philippine Airlines (PAL) is expected to open four new domestic flights from Clark International Airport.
Travelers will soon be able to travel from Clark to popular destinations in Mindanao, Mindoro, Palawan and Northern Luzon.
The new interior points – Siargao, San Vicente (Palawan), Cauayan (Isabela) and San Jose (Mindoro) – will be added to the PAL hub at Clark Airport, which is considered a great boost to the central airport status. The Luzon Aviation Center
PAL inaugurated on Sunday, July 1, its daily service from Clark to Siargao in Surigao del Norte using the next-generation Bombardier turboprop aircraft Q400
PAL also serves Siargao from Davao and Cebu . 19659002] This resort island has become a much more popular holiday destination for both local and foreign tourists, following the introduction of the PAL-Cebu-Siargao route in November 2017 and that of Cebu-Davao in March 2018.
On October 28, 2018, PAL wil J also opened regular flights from Clark to the newly opened airport in San Vicente in northern Palawan, with Cauayan in Isabela and San Jose in Mindoro.
PAL will fly twice a day to San Vicente, eight times a week to San Jose and six times a week to Cauayan
The new Q400 86 seats – equipped with six Economy Plus seats and 80 class seats economical in a spacious cabin configuration – will be used on these new roads.
states that PAL is Clark's largest air operator with a total of 19 destinations linked to the airport.
These include Bacolod, Basco, Busuanga, Cagayan de Oro, Calbayog, Catarman, Caticlan, Cauayan, Cebu, Davao, Masbate, Naga. , Puerto Princesa, San Jose, San Vicente, Siargao, Tagbilaran, Virac and Seoul (South Korea).
Two new Q400NGs arrived in May and June, allowing PAL to accelerate the development of its inter-island network. 19659002] Five more Q400NGs will be delivered until next year. PAL currently operates seven Q400NG
The establishment of PAL in Clark, as well as in Cebu and Davao, aims to significantly improve the convenience and connectivity of domestic travelers, while helping to decongest the passengers. Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila.
PAL flights are expected to boost tourism and make it more attractive for foreign tourists to visit several destinations in the country.
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