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Philippines
Airlines Travel
For travel INSIDE the Philippines there are only
two airline companies to select from: Air Philippines [owned by
Philippines Airlines, an international air carrier] and Cebu Pacific
[owned by the company that owns Robinson Malls throughout the Philippines].
For international travel to and from the
Philippines, there are a large number of international air lines which serve
the Philippines. Here are some of the airlines you can travel with to visit
the Philippines, including, but not limited to, Philippines Airlines,
Northwest Orient, Continental Airlines, Cathay Pacific [with international
flights to both Manila and Cebu], Singapore Airlines [with international
flights to both Manila and Cebu], Air Malaysia, Thai Air, China Air, Eva Air, Asiana, Korean Air, Japan Airline, and several middle eastern airlines.
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Air Travel Tips
to Mabinay:
Fly to either Dumaguete [two hour drive to the Village] or Bacolod [2 1/2
hour drive to the Village]. Both airports are immediately adjacent to the
national highway going from the airport directly to Mabinay [wherein the
and Econotel is located]. In taking a bus from the Dumaguete Airport, make sure
your bus is going to either Kankabalan or Bacolod VIA MABINAY. Ask the
conductor or driver to be sure. In taking a bus from the Bacolod Airport,
make sure your bus is going to Dumaguete VIA MABINAY, or at least as far as
Kabankalan, where you transfer to a Mabinay bus for the short duration of
the trip.
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Philippines Airline passenger jet, as reflected in the windows of the
passenger terminal at Ninoy Aquino International Airport [NAIA] in Manila,
Philippines. |
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Ask the conductor or driver to be sure. From either airport, you
will want a bus traveling to your right side as you face the road from the
airport behind you. The Bacolod Airport Terminal is almost on top of the
national highway as an be see in the photo below of the terminal and the
national highway. |
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Bacolod Airport Terminal immediately adjacently to the national highway
going to Mabinay, Negros Oriental. |
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