AirAsia celebrates return to Clark International Airport with maiden flight to Kalibo
Great news for travelers and those seeking more travel options!
You’d be glad to know that our favorite airline has made good on their promise of more flights and the relentless pursuit of customer convenience and satisfaction.
Following through on AirAsia’s commitment to return to Clark International Airport, the world’s best low cost airline marked its Clark comeback today with their first flight to Kalibo departing on time at 1:35PM, carrying more than 160 passengers.
AirAsia is glad to be back at Clark International Airport
During the CRK-KLO inaugural flight ceremony which was held just this morning, Philippines AirAsia CEO Captain Dexter Comendador said…
“It feels so good to be back here. Today, we are re-affirming our commitment to make travel more accessible, affordable and for AirAsia to give only the best quality service that every traveler from Central and Northern Luzon deserves.”

AirAsia launched commercial flights from Clark in 2012 before transferring its hub to Metro Manila following a strategic partnership with a local carrier in 2013. They have since been operating on a much larger scale from Metro Manila and has expanded its domestic and international network with flights from secondary hubs in Cebu and Kalibo.

To celebrate this momentous return to Clark, AirAsia and Clark International Airport officials led by CIAC President Alexander Cauguiran and Captain Dexter Comendador hosted a send-off ceremony at the airport for AirAsia passengers and guests.
“AirAsia believes in Clark. We established our base operations here and launched commercial flights in 2012 with only two planes – and now we have a fleet of 14 jets and we are aiming to expand and grow operations here in the next five years,” Comendador said.
AirAsia will also re-start Clark-Davao at four times weekly on April 22, including new flights to/from Davao, Palawan, Cebu and Caticlan/Boracay.
The airline has also earlier announced expansion in Cebu with flights to Davao, Palawan, Caticlan/Boracay commencing on April 22.

Things are just getting bigger and better for the world’s best low cost airline! There truly is nowhere else to go but UP (pardon the pun…!) :) Planning a trip anytime soon? Well, it’s a great time to try flying out from Clark International Airport on your next travel.
Congratulations, AirAsia, on your return to Clark International Airport! Here’s to more and more ways of painting the skies red!
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