Boracay Flights - The Philippines
Caticlan Airport:
The Caticlan Airport is located just off the coast of Panay Island, just a Five-minute tricycle ride to the jetty port that takes you across the Tabon Straight to Boracay Island. Caticlan is the smaller airport therefore receives the smaller planes like the Dornier 328 turbo-prop by SEAIR Philippines, and the the De Havilland Canada DHC-7, popularly known as the Dash 7, a turboprop-powered aircraft by Asian Spirit Airlines.
Total Estimated Travel Time: 65 Minutes
Kalibo Airport:
The Airport runways at Kalibo is a little larger than the Caticlan Airport, the planes landing at the Kalibo Airport are of Philippine Airlines currently operating a total fleet of thirty-six modern wide-bodied and narrow-bodied passenger aircraft. As of 1 August 2007, the average age of aircraft in the fleet is 8 years. Philippine Airlines is the world's fifth youngest operator of the Airbus A319-100, with a fleet age of 0.6 years.
From Manila to Kalibo Airport on the Philippines Airlines A319-100 the total flight time is just 40 minutes, then you will have a bus ride from Kalibo to Caticlan Jetty Port via SouthWest Tours and Transfer Company, this trip can take from just 45 minutes to 1 hour depending on traffic. (The buses are NOT old as you may read on other websites, they are within 2 years old and air-conditioned.) Once you arrive at the Caticlan Jetty Port you will board a banca boat that will take you across the Tabon Straight to Cagban Beach or Tambisaan Beach Jetty Port on Boracay Island.
Total Estimated Travel Time: 120 Minutes