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Kalibo Airport in Kalibo |
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The capital of the province of Aklan, in the northwest of Panay Island, Philippines, Kalibo is best known as the venue of the Ati-atihan festival, normally held during the 3rd Sunday of January. People from all parts of the world visit this startling city through the various flights landing in the Kalibo Airport in Kalibo. One of the main Airports near Boracay, the Kalibo Airport in Kalibo serves the general area of Kalibo, the capital of Aklan province in the Philippines. Just ten minutes from the main plaza of Kalibo, the Kalibo Airport is one of two airports serving Boracay, the other being Caticlan Airport in the town of Malay.
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The Kalibo Airport in Kalibo is ordered as secondary airport and a minor commercial domestic airport, by the Air Transportation Office of the Department of Transportation and Communications. This department is responsible for the operations of all the airports in the Philippines except the major international airports. Besides there are various Hotels in Boracay close to the airport making it a very convenient location for all the guests staying at the hotels. A total of 34 flights depart the Kalibo Airport in Kalibo per week for short haul destinations, besides connecting one city non stop.
The Kalibo Airport in Kalibo also operates one nonstop flight per week departing from Kalibo Airport. Though there are only two airlines operating out of Kalibo Airport, the major airlines serving the Kalibo Airport in Kalibo are the Asian Spirit, Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific and the Pacific Pearl Airways. The airport also has a small coffee shop and a magazine stall for all the passengers who are waiting for a flight. Every year thousands of passengers come to Kalibo for all the attractions it offers and there are available transports to take the tourists to their desired destination.
For further such information, browse through the site Hotels in Boracay
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