CLARK FREEPORT – The Philippines’ leading carrier Cebu Pacific and its subsidiary AirSwift are moving their flights to Coron and El Nido in Palawan and Naga in Camarines Sur from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila to the Clark International Airport here.
This, in line with the government directive arising coming from the decision last year of the Manila Slot Coordination Committee composed of the Department of Transportation, Manila International Airport Authority, Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines, Civil Aeronautics Board, and the New NAIA Infra Corp., the San Miguel Corp.-led operator of NAIA to “efficiently and safely maximize the operations at the NAIA.”
Starting March 29, the following Cebgo flights will be moved to Clark:
| FROM | TO | ||
| Manila – Coron (Busuanga) – Manila | DG 6051 / DG 6052 | Clark – Coron (Busuanga) – Clark | DG 6053 / DG 6054 |
| DG 6055 / DG 6056 | DG 6057 / DG 6058 | ||
| Manila – Naga – Manila | DG 6113 / DG 6114 | Clark – Naga – Clark | DG 6129 / DG 6130 |
Also transferring are the following AirSwift flights:
| FROM | TO | ||
| Manila – El Nido – Manila | T6 110 / T6 149 | Clark – El Nido – Clark | T6 5209 / T6 5208 |
| T6 112 / T6 113 | T6 5211 / T6 5210 | ||
| T6 114 / T6 111 | T6 5213 / T6 5212 | ||
| T6 126 / T6 127 | T6 5215 / T6 5214 | ||
| T6 142 / T6 143 | T6 5217 / T6 5216 | ||
| T6 148 / T6 147 | T6 5219 / T6 5218 | ||
| T6 172 / T6 173 |
CEB said affected passengers will be automatically transferred to a new flight from Clark. If they did not wish to take these flights, they may rebook their flights for free up to 30 days from their original flight date, or store the amount they spent on their tickets in a travel fund. They can also get a full refund on their tickets. Punto News Team/Media Reports
