AirAsia adds more domestic flights to/from Clark Airport
Promo fares from as low as P990 for Clark to Iloilo, Tacloban and Puerto
Princesa are now up for grabs via airasia.com today
AirAsia is flying to brand new destinations from
and to 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 starting January
26, 2018 with introductory fares now on sale from as low as P990 only.
AirAsia Philippines CEO Captain Dexter Comendador said, “We feel strongly about
supporting the growth and development of cities outside Metro Manila by providing more
options and added convenience for travellers to fly to their desired destinations without going to
the main airport in Manila. AirAsia’s newest flights from Clark bring brighter, bigger, and better
opportunities for Northern and Central Luzon.”
To celebrate, AirAsia is offering promo fares from as low as P990, all-in, and up for grabs
now until December 10, 2017 at www.airasia.com for travel period between
January 26, 2018 to January 31, 2019.
Clark - Puerto Princesa and Clark – Iloilo routes will operate three times a week or every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday while Clark – Tacloban route is every Monday, Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday.
AirAsia also flies to Davao, Kalibo, and Caticlan from Clark International Airport using Airbus
320s that can accommodate up to 180 passengers.
Aside from Clark, AirAsia also offers flights
to Iloilo, Tacloban, and Puerto Princesa from the airline’s hub in Manila, Cebu, and Davao.
Keep updated with AirAsia’s latest promotion and activities via twitter (@AirAsiaFilipino),
Facebook (facebook.com/AirAsiaPH) and on Instagram (@AirAsiaFilipino).
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