Boracay Flights

 

Manila International Airport

The Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is the main airport serving Manila and it's surrounding area. NAIA airport is the international gateway for travelers coming to the Philippines.

 

There are three (3) terminals, however terminals two (2) and three (3) are used by three different airlines with flights going to Boracay Island, via two (2) different Panay Island Airports. Depending on the domestic airline you choose will determine the airport terminal you leave from.

 

Old Domestic Airport

There are only two (2) airlines still using the old domestic airport for flights to Boracay, these are SEAIR (South East Asian Airlines) and ZEST Air.

 

 

Caticlan Domestic Airport

Located in the province of Aklan Philippines and serving the general area of Malay, which Caticlan is one of it's small towns. Caticlan Airport is one of two airports serving the island of Boracay, with Caticlan having the shortest flight and total travel time.

 

 

Kalibo International Airport

Serving the general area of Kalibo, the Capital of Aklan Province. The Kalibo International Airport offers direct flights from countries like, Bejing-Capital, Shangi-Pudong, Busan, Chengdu, Seoul-Incheon, and Taipei-Taoyuan.

 

Once you arrive at the Kalibo International Airport you will need to contract a transportation company offering daily trips to Caticlan where you will take a boat from the jetty-port over to Cagban Beach on Boracay Island.

 

Transport Company: South West Tours Boracay

 

 

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