Philippine Airlines (PAL) launched Clark–Siargao nonstop flights on December 3, 2024. This new route improves connectivity and boosts tourism. PAL’s thrice-weekly service strengthens domestic travel and makes Siargao more accessible.

The flights provide easier access for travelers in Central and Northern Luzon. Passengers no longer need to drive to Manila for connecting flights. They can now fly directly to Siargao, saving time and energy.

Siargao, with its stunning landscapes and world-class surf, attracts many tourists. PAL hopes to drive more visitors to the island with this new route. The airline sees the Clark-Siargao service as a chance to grow tourism in the region.

PAL operates flights three times a week: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. The flight departs Clark at 11:00 AM, reaching Siargao at 1:05 PM. The return flight leaves Siargao at 1:35 PM, arriving in Clark at 3:40 PM. The airline uses a De Havilland Dash 8-400, seating 86 passengers.

This expansion shows PAL’s commitment to improving travel options in the Philippines. The new flights will help boost Siargao’s tourism industry and economy. With easier access, the island is set to attract more global visitors, supporting sustainable tourism.

Philippine Airlines continues to expand its network, shaping the future of tourism in the country. The Clark-Siargao route promises to drive growth and benefit local businesses for years to come.

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