TAC | Tacloban-Daniel Z. Romúaldez Airport

[perry.blanco]

Anyway PALexpress stays.

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Cebu Pacific launches 4 domestic routes
ABS-CBNnews.com
Posted at 10/04/2012 5:12 PM | Updated as of 10/04/2012 7:50 PM

MANILA, Philippines - Cebu Pacific is launching 4 domestic routes, as it expands its Philippine route network.
The budget airline started its Cebu-Coron (Busuanga) flight today, and will launch its Davao-Butuan flight and Davao-Dipolog flight tomorrow (October 5).

Also on Friday, Cebu Pacific will also launch its thrice weekly flights from Iloilo to Tacloban.
These new routes will utilize CEB’s ATR 72-500 aircraft.

"We are very pleased to expand our Philippine network, especially since these direct flights will boost travel, tourism and trade in different regions of the country," CEB VP for Marketing and Distribution Candice Iyog said, in a statement.

The Gokongwei-led airline currently operates from 5 hubs: Manila, Cebu, Clark, Kalibo and Davao.
It will launch its Iloilo hub in November with maiden flights from Iloilo to Hong Kong and Singapore.
The airline will launch four more domestic routes later this month
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few hours to go.... ilo to tac

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[pthfndr19]

HIndi na ba matutuloy yung plano dati ng Cebu Pacific na Tacloban - Legaspi route?

[mao rong]

hindi because of conflict in schedules.sana they can find ways to fix it para tuloy na tuloy na

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[zoroethgenre_003]

Top 10 Busiest Airports in the Philippines (2010)

1. Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Manila) – 27,119,899

2. Mactan-Cebu International Airport – 5,791,387

3. Francisco Bangoy International Airport – 2,664,210

4. Iloilo International Airport – 1,581,304

5. Cagayan de Oro (Lumbia) Airport – 1,301,502

6. New Bacolod-Silay Airport – 1,223,490

7. Kalibo International Airport – 1,005,845

8. Daniel Romualdez Airport – 859,938

9. Puerto Princesa Airport – 727,597

10. Diosdado Macapagal International Airport – 654,229

Source: Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines

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[waraywaray architect]

Good news Tacloban! Today, the NEDA Board chaired by President Pnoy APPROVED P2.1 billion for the Tacloban Airport Redevelopment for 2013 - 2016! BRAVO! Uswag Eastern Visayas! The project can now move forward!

[berdee]

nice!!! sana may new erminal na may airbridges

[zoroethgenre_003]

[mao rong]

Originally Posted by berdee

nice!!! sana may new erminal na may airbridges

sana

[zoroethgenre_003]

Originally Posted by waraywaray architect

Good news Tacloban! Today, the NEDA Board chaired by President Pnoy APPROVED P2.1 billion for the Tacloban Airport Redevelopment for 2013 - 2016! BRAVO! Uswag Eastern Visayas! The project can now move forward!

Congratulations! Way to go, Tacloban!

[Jimboy]

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[pthfndr19]

DOTC invites bidders for the supply and installation of PVC tent terminal buildings in four key airports
A January 27, 2013, press release from the Department of Transportation and Communications

The Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) is inviting interested companies to bid for the supply and installation of semi-permanent PVC tent terminal buildings in Tagbilaran, Puerto Princesa, Tacloban, and Clark International Airports to provide travel convenience for the increasing number of domestic and international visitors in these areas.

In an invitation to bid (ITB) published last Friday (January 25) in major newspapers, the DOTC said it is implementing this P166.4-million project to augment the existing check-in and/or pre-departure areas in the four airports.

The installation and expansion of check-in and pre-departure terminal buildings in the said airports is part of the DOTC’s aim of improving domestic and international airports for access and mobility of people, goods, and services, the DOTC said in the ITB.

Due to the rapidly growing popularity of tourist destinations such as Palawan, Bohol, and Leyte, as well as the emergence of Clark International Airport as a national gateway for international low-cost carriers, these semi-permanent terminal facilities will be installed to meet passenger demands while the construction of long-term airport facilities in these areas are simultaneously pursued by the DOTC.

The volume of passengers using Clark airport surged 71% last year, posting a record 1.3 million passengers or 533,000 higher than the 767,000 passengers recorded in 2011.

Tacloban Airport, meanwhile, experienced an increase of 20% in 2012 compared to its passenger volume in 2011. Rehabilitation and construction works are scheduled to begin in 2014, while preparatory works for expansion will be undertaken this year.

After the Puerto Princesa Underground River earned the accolade of being one of the 7 Wonders of Nature, Puerto Princesa Airport attracted and is expected to continue welcome more tourists this year. Design-and-build works at the airport, funded by the Korean government, are ongoing.

Tagbilaran Airport, which will soon be replaced by the New Panglao International Airport, is likewise expected to experience more passenger traffic as the city has at least eight direct flights from Manila at its peak. Preparatory works for the transfer are underway, as the Japanese government-funded design-and-build components will begin later this year.

DOTC explained in the ITB that the PVC tents that will be put up under this project are only semi-permanent structures: they can be dismantled, transferred, and installed for reuse by other airports that would need them in the future. In the meantime, they will bridge the gap between the present designs of these airports until rehabilitation and constructions work are completed.

Bidding is open to all interested suppliers, subject to the conditions for eligibility provided in Republic Act No. 9184 and its implementing rules and regulations.

dotc.gov.ph

[pet86]

DZR Flights

Akala ko ba wala nang PAL?

[Franz-Bxu]

Originally Posted by pet86

DZR Flights

Akala ko ba wala nang PAL?

Those are codeshared flights with Airphil Express