CEBGO, formerly South East Asian Airlines(SEAIR) and Tigerair Philippines, is a low-cost airline headquartered in Manila, Philippines. It was acquired by Cebu Pacific in March 2014.Cebgo currently flies to 16 destinations: Bacolod, Butuan, Cagayan de Oro, Clark, Cebu, Davao, General Santos, Iloilo, Kalibo, Legazpi, Manila, Roxas, Puerto Princesa, Tacloban, Tagbilaran, and Hong Kong.

Cebgo operates flights out of Manila NAIA Terminal 3 and out of Clark from Clark International Airport.

Note : all Cebu Pacific flights that use turbo-prop or ATR aircraft, such as those from Manila to Caticlan, Busuanga, Laoag and Naga operate out of Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 4.

Always check your ticket / boarding pass for your updated airport information as airlines do change terminals !

Philippine Airlines (PAL, code PR) began life with a noble mission: to serve as a partner in nation-building. With this in mind, PAL, being the flag carrier of The Philippines, 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. 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 for 75 years existence all around the world with a young and modern fleet of aircraft and a route network that spans 31 foreign cities and 29 domestic points.PAL’s excellent service has won the hearts of travelers worldwide. This trademark has distinguished it from the pack and has stood guard in an environment that has grown more competitive by the day.

Please find below guide on airport terminal assignments for PAL out of Manila, subject to change:

NAIA TERMINAL 2 (also called “Centennial Airport”) from/to: BACOLOD, CEBU,DAVAO,GENERAL SANTOS, ILOILO, LAOAG, TAGBILARAN

NAIA TERMINAL 3 from/to : BASCO, BUSUANGA,BUTUAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO, CALBAYOG, CATARMAN, CATICLAN, COTABATO, DIPOLOG, DUMAGUETE, KALIBO*, LEGAZPI, MASBATE, NAGA, OZAMIZ, PUERTOPRINCESA**, ROXAS ,SURIGAO, TABLAS, TACLOBAN, TUGUEGARAO, ZAMBOANGA

NOTICE:
* Kalibo flights departing and arriving at Centennial Airport (=NAIA Terminal 2) until 29 Oct 2016_PR249 (MNL-KLO), PR237 (MNL-KLO), PR238 (KLO-MNL), PR240 (KLO-MNL)
** Puerto Princesa flights departing and arriving at Centennial Airport (=NAIA Terminal 2) until 29 Oct 2016 _ PR1197 (MNL-PPS), PR1198 (PPS-MNL)
Always check your ticket / boarding pass for your updated airport information as airlines do change terminals !

Less than a year after AirAsia and Zest Air’s (formerly Asian Spirit) strategic alliance, the two companies rebranded as AirAsia Zest. Now straight forwardly branded as Air Asia, the airline’s schedules domestic and international tourist services with approx.24 domestic destinations.

All international flights of Philippines AirAsia (Z2 flights) ,including those to Kuala Lumpur, operates to/from NAIA Terminal 3, while all domestic flights are via NAIA Terminal 4.

Skyjet airline’s BAE 146 aircraft specializes in short and unpaved runways and is dubbed the Philippines’ first boutique leisure airline. Built for safety and speed, it allows for shorter travel time in style. Travel timeManila to Coron (Busuanga) and Caticlan (Boracay) is for example 30 minutes and from Manila to Batanes is 60 minutes with free refreshments onboard included in the airfare. This British Aerospace 146-manufactured four-engine aircraftlet you experience convenient and quiet jet service with comfortable legroom space.

Skyjet Airlines is flying from NAIA Terminal 4, also known as Manila Domestic Airport, Old Domestic Road, Paranaque City.

AirSWIFT (formerly ITI Air) is a Filipino-owned regional airline company with a permit to operate domestic scheduled and non-scheduled air transportation services. The company operates a private airport at El Nido, Palawan (El Nido Airport) and serves the aircraft transportation requirements of its affiliated company, El Nido Resorts, as well as operating on behalf of third-parties.

Founded in 2002 as ITI Philippines, the company had been operating three leased Dornier 228 aircraft. All of these were retired by early 2013 and replaced by ATR 42s. Ayala Capital Corporation acquired ownership of ITI in 2012. In October 2015, ITI rebranded as AirSWIFT. Currently, AirSWIFT has daily flights from El Nido to Manila and Cebu.

AirSwifts is flying from NAIA Terminal 4, also known as Manila Domestic Airport, Old Domestic Road, Paranaque City.