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Philippine Airlines to mount daily flights from Clark to Basco, Siargao starting May

The flag carrier will connect the Central Luzon city to the popular destinations in the north and south of the country.

The flag carrier will connect the Central Luzon city to the popular destinations in the north and south of the country.

Beginning May 1, legacy airliner, Philippine Airlines (PAL), will be increasing the frequency of its Clark-Siargao and Clark-Basco flights to daily services on each route.

As per the company, this will provide travelers with “greater flexibility in traveling between Central Luzon and the thriving tourist hubs of Siargao Island and Batanes province.”

Looking forward to the peak summer season, we are eager to invite more travelers to embark on unforgettable leisure and cultural adventures in Basco and Siargao by flying any day of the week on our direct flights from Clark International Airport,” said PAL Express President Rabbi Vincent Ang.

Ang continued, “These new daily services demonstrate Philippine Airlines’ commitment to boost Philippine tourism in ways that support our nation’s vibrant local neighborhoods and business communities.”

Schedules for the Clark-Siargao-Clark flights from May 1, 2025 onwards will be as follows.

  • PR 2875 Clark-Siargao – departing at 1:45 pm, arriving at 3:50 pm, daily
  • PR 2876 Siargao-Clark – departing at 7:15 am, arriving at 9:15 am, daily
  • Note: Until May 1, PAL offers tri-weekly flights departing every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 10:35 am from Clark and 1:10 pm from Siargao.

Meanwhile, here are the timetables for the Clark-Siargao-Clark from Labor Day 2025.

  • PR 2688 Clark-Basco – departing at 9:45 am, arriving at 11:15 am, daily
  • PR 2689 Basco-Clark – Daily, departing at 11:45 am, arriving at 1:15 pm, daily

In addition to the expanded connectivity to Siargao and Basco from Clark, PAL also recently started daily services between Clark and Busuanga last March 1, and the first-ever nonstop Cebu-Catarman route with three weekly flights on March 4.


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