HELLO,
I LIVE IN SASEBO, JAPAN. HOW CAN I FLY INTERNATIONAL TO SUBIC BAY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ???
DO I HAVE TO LAND IN MANILLA FIRST ??? I WANT TO VISIT AGAIN I CAME IN US NAVY SHIP, THANK YOU.
By Jtb, at 12:25 PM
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Hi JTB,
As of the moment, we don't know of any direct flight from Japan to Subic Bay.
The Subic Bay International Airport has a regular direct international scheduled and chartered flights. Far Eastern Air Transport Corp. provides international scheduled flights to Taipei and Kaoshiung Taiwan on Sundays and Fridays while Uni-Air flies to Taipei, Taiwan on Mondays and Fridays.
Air Asia operates once a week to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia while the Cebu Pacific flies twice a week to Manila and Guangzhou, China. Subic International Air Charters Inc. operates chartered flights to different parts of the Philippines and Southeast Asia region depending on the schedule set by the passenger.
If you will pass by Hong Kong, you may opt to travel via CR Airways. here's d link . . http://www.crairways.com/eng/c3s3.html
I LIVE IN SASEBO, JAPAN. HOW CAN I FLY INTERNATIONAL TO SUBIC BAY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ???
DO I HAVE TO LAND IN MANILLA FIRST ??? I WANT TO VISIT AGAIN I CAME IN US NAVY SHIP, THANK YOU.
By Jtb, at 12:25 PM
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Hi JTB,
As of the moment, we don't know of any direct flight from Japan to Subic Bay.
The Subic Bay International Airport has a regular direct international scheduled and chartered flights. Far Eastern Air Transport Corp. provides international scheduled flights to Taipei and Kaoshiung Taiwan on Sundays and Fridays while Uni-Air flies to Taipei, Taiwan on Mondays and Fridays.
Air Asia operates once a week to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia while the Cebu Pacific flies twice a week to Manila and Guangzhou, China. Subic International Air Charters Inc. operates chartered flights to different parts of the Philippines and Southeast Asia region depending on the schedule set by the passenger.
If you will pass by Hong Kong, you may opt to travel via CR Airways. here's d link . . http://www.crairways.com/eng/c3s3.html
If you'll pass by Korea, Asiana Airlines will bring you to Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (Formerly Clark Air Field) where traveling by land to Subic is faster. Although with the newly upgraded North Luzon Expressway, traveling from Manila becomes more pleasurable.
Below are some artivles in our blog that may give additional info:
More international commercial flights at Clark
http://subicbaynews.blogspot.com/2005/03/more-international-commercial-flights.html
Malaysian airline is set to start twice-a-day flights...
http://articlesphotos.blogspot.com/2005/03/malaysian-airline-is-set-to-start.html
More flights in Subic Int’l Airport seen
http://subicbaynews.blogspot.com/2005/05/more-flights-in-subic-intl-airport.html
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