SEAIR Philippines

The Dornier 328 a German Built, new generation aircraft with 32 passenger seats. The Dornier 328 offers a 35 minute Flight to Boracay, from Manila to Caticlan on Panay Island Aklan Province.

5 Special Features:

1. Fastest Flights to Boracay from Manila
2. Widest aisle
3. Large overhead stowage bins
4. Excellent shoulder and legroom
5. Latest technology

Message from the Chairman of SEAIR Airlines;

MABUHAY! We are a premier domestic airline company, which provides economical air transportation to local and foreign travelers, exceptional technical services to various aircraft, and efficient cargo transport to the market.

A pioneer in the latest aviation standards in the Philippines since 1995, SEAIR takes pride in having the highest safety standards and rigorously trained pilots in the industry.

Awarded as "Best Airline of the Year" for two consecutive years (2002 & 2003) by the Philippines' largest consumer group, SEAIR offers first-class comfort to passengers through its reliable services and friendly crewmembers.

With its fleet of 11 aircraft, it can fly not only to paved airstrips but to missionary routes as well where bigger planes can not pass. It reaches over 25 farthest destinations around the country, which include tourist havens like Boracay Island, Palawan and Siargao.

Asian Spirit Airlines

Asian Spirit made quite a stir in San Jose, Cauayan, Boracay, Masbate, Virac, Daet, and Tablas when its De Havilland Dash 7s first landed in these sleepy airports in 1996. Long considered as secondary and tertiary routes, these destinations have often been neglected and without dependable airline service. Flights to these places were often cancelled at the slightest sign of rain, or every time passenger count falls below breakeven point.

With Asian Spirit regularly flying to these routes, however, the local folks are confident on good things to come. Their links to Manila and other commercial centers have been re-established. Businessman and tourists could easily gain access to the islands. The roar of planes' engines hinted that progress is underway.

Asian Spirit is the country's youngest airline. It is also the Philippines' only airline cooperative. Aptly called Airline Employees Cooperative, its 36 founding members own and run the company. Behind every founder is a rich airline experience ranging from 15 to 25 years.

Flights are available 24 hours a day for your business, personal and entertainment needs. In the interest of security, all flights are strictly confidential. Our private terminal at the Manila Domestic Airport provides an exclusive place designed especially for our clients and guests. Customers arrive and depart a few short steps from our private secured parking.

Philippines Airlines

Flights to Boracay island from Manila to Kalibo Airport on Panay island, Aklan province.

Philippine Airlines (PAL) began life with a noble mission: to serve as a partner in  nation-building. With this in mind, PAL took to the skies on 15 March 1941, using a Beech Model 18 aircraft amid the specter of a global war. It became Asia's first airline.

PAL through the years
Since then, PAL deeply involved itself in shaping the course of historic events. With its every takeoff and touchdown, PAL planted the seed of growth.

PAL has become one of the most respected airlines around the world with a young and modern fleet of aircraft and a route network that spans 32 foreign cities and 20 domestic points.

Cebu Pacific Airlines

Kalibo, while being the capital of Aklan province, is probably best known as the most convenient connecting point to Boracay, the world-famous Boracay Beach destination that comes close to being the perfect island getaway.

Just in case you haven't heard, Boracay not only has powder white-sand, White Beaches but also a variety of fabulous Boracay Events and Boracay Activities like, water sports, a Boracay golf course, and a rocking Boracay Nightlife that lasts till daybreak.

While you're in Kalibo, stay for the raucous Ati-Atihan in January, the mother of all Philippines festivals. Wild, soot-covered townsfolk fill the streets to commemorate their tribal ancestors and the Holy Child Jesus, who miraculously saved the town from pirates. Like the natives, visitors must dance to drumbeats while hollering at the top of their lungs, "Viva Señor Sto. Nino!"

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