Philippines is one of the most beautiful Asian countries. It is famed for its natural treasure such as lush green forests, heavenly mountains, fertile coastal plains, white sandy beaches, and arts and crafts. The hospitality of the Philippine people is world renowned. To visit and see this amazing country, the best way to travel is by air. Please choose one of the many good carriers such as Seair, Cebu or Philippine Airlines
Philippines has many airlines. These are Air Link International Airways, 2GO, Air Seair, Asian Spirit, A Soriano Aviation, Asia Overnight Express, Corporate Air, Cebu Pacific, Mosphil Aero, Interisland Airlines, Pacific East Asia Cargo Airlines, Pacificair, South East Asian Airlines, Pacific Pearl Airways, Subic Air, Philippine Airlines, South Phoenix Airways, Subic Seaplane, Tair Airways.
Of the above, some of the most popular airlines are Seair, Cebu Pacific and Philippine Airlines.
Seair is an airline with its base in Pampanga in the Philippines. The airlines has domestic services and a long term commitment to serving the remotest destinations of the Philippines.
The major bases of the airlines are and Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila city and Mactan-Cebu International Airport in Cebu city. The airlines also has hub airports at Zamboanga International Airport, Puerto Princesa Airport and Godofredo P. Ramos Airport, Malay, Aklan.
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Seair established in 1995, started operations in August 1995 itself. The airlines obtained its first SEC registration in March 1995 majorly to ply domestic scheduled flights, aircraft leasing, and charter service. In May 1995 Clark Special Economic Zone registered Seair to operate services in Clark-Manila-Subic area area and to Visayas and Luzon tourist destinations. Over the years, Seair continued to expand its routes magnificently and in 2002, the Zamboanga city hub was opened.
Seair has a 60% local investors stake, 10% Nikos Gitsis stake and 30% Iren Dornier stake.
In September 2006, Tiger Airways of Singapore reportedly entered into a operational and commercial arrangement with Seair which came into effect in February 2007. This involved the leasing of Tiger Airways color two aircrafts and operating on Tiger Airways routes to Cebu, Davao, Singapore and Macau from Pampanga.
In August 2006, four Dornier 328-100 and seven Let-410 UVP constituted the SEAIR fleet. Tri MG Intra Asia Airlines bought two Let L-410 turboprops and Seair helped the Indonesian cargo carrier with starting its passenger service. Seair is also replacing the 19-seat L-410 aircraft with larger Dornier 328s.
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