BACOLOD. BASCO. Busuanga.
Cagayan de Oro. Calbayog. Catarman. Caticlan. Cauayan. Cebu.
Masbate.
Naga.
Puerto Princesa.
San Jose. San Vicente. Siargao.
Tagbilaran.
Virac.
Seoul, South Korea.
Eighteen local destinations, one international. My, how Philippine Airlines expanded its Clark airport operations in just over two years, making it the airline with the “mostest” hereabouts.
It is not only at Clark, but in Cebu and Davao as well that the national fl ag carrier is engaged in operations build-up. It’s aim “to significantly enhance travel convenience and connectivity for domestic travelers,’ even as it helps decongest Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport. Needless to say, PAL fl ights are expected to boost tourism and make it more attractive for foreign tourists to visit multiple destinations throughout the country.
Keep on flying high and far, PAL.
