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**kotiko** · January 15th, 2013 07:44 PM

Hey, great news recently: 24/7 bus service will be available via the "Trinoma Airport Lounge", doing a Trinoma - DMIA route! Hopefully it's gonna be reliable!

This will definitely boost carriers in DMIA.

**Retz** · January 16th, 2013 09:58 AM

Saan ung multi level parking ng NAIA-3?

**Monseratto** · January 16th, 2013 10:36 AM

Originally Posted by kotiko

Hey, great news recently: 24/7 bus service will be available via the "Trinoma Airport Lounge", doing a Trinoma - DMIA route! Hopefully it's gonna be reliable!

This will definitely boost carriers in DMIA.

PhP 200 for a one way ride... Paano pag naipit sa traffic yung bus at iniwan ka ng eroplano?

TriNoma-Clark Airport Lounge for passengers opens January 15

Philippine Daily Inquirer
12:35 pm | Tuesday, January 15th, 2013

MANILA, Philippines—Passenger traffic is expected to further increase in the Clark International Airport with the scheduled opening of the TriNoma-Clark Airport Lounge today (Tuesday), January 15, improving connection between the Clark International Airport and Metro Manila and the rest of the South.
The TriNoma-Clark Airport Lounge will provide dedicated buses that will ply directly to the Clark Airport on a 24-hour basis.

CIAC president and CEO Victor Jose I. Luciano said the Clark Airport Lounge is a dedicated bus service for Metro Manila passengers who will take their flights at the Clark airport.

“Connectivity to Metro Manila will be much improved when a dedicated first class bus service will start plying their route via TriNoma-Clark-TriNoma with affordable fare of only P200.00,” Luciano said.

He said that four bus firms will provide the transportation namely: Philtranco, Genesis, Victory Liner and Five Star.

“The Clark Airport Lounge is fully furnished located at the TriNoma Mall which is open 24/7 and passengers would have a taste of the first class amenities of the lounge.”

The Clark Airport Lounge is equipped with comfortable waiting area, secured luggage counter, and real-time flight status updates.

On January 15, CIAC formally launches the Clark Airport Lounge that will start plying the route to Clark airport in a bid to attract more Metro Manila and the Southern Tagalog residents to experience seamless travel via Clark.

During the launch, CIAC and TriNoma signs a memorandum of agreement for the establishment of the Clark Airport Lounge that will provide service to passengers in Metro Manila and the rest of Southern Tagalog.

Last year, Clark Airport posted 1.3 million passenger volume due to the increase flights of various airlines operating at the 2,367-hectare Clark Civil Aviation Complex. Clark Airport is the fastest growing airport in the country today.

Among the airlines operating are Air Asia Philippines, Air Asia Berhad, Cebu Pacific Air, Seair-Tiger, Airphil Express, Jin Air, Zest Air, Asiana Airlines and Dragonair.

**Retz** · January 16th, 2013 10:42 AM

^

refund.

**ronki** · January 16th, 2013 10:57 AM

Gano kaya katagal byahe?

**lowslowbenz** · January 16th, 2013 01:08 PM

Originally Posted by Retz

Saan ung multi level parking ng NAIA-3?

Its beside NAIA 3.

**marg** · January 16th, 2013 02:37 PM

Originally Posted by ronki

Gano kaya katagal byahe?

With normal daytime Traffic, about 2 hours

**Retz** · January 16th, 2013 04:58 PM

Originally Posted by lowslowbenz

Its beside NAIA 3.

okay sir. pansinin ko sa susunod. hirap talaga ung sa open parking ang sikip. laging naka double park.

**boybi** · March 27th, 2013 11:19 PM

Tiger Air siguro ang mauuna.

Our flight last January to HK was cancelled without informing us beforehand. We just learned about it when we arrived at the airport. Buti nalang maraming ibang airlines that fly to HK at almost the same departure time.

Then, our flight to Bangkok next week, also with Tiger Air, was rescheduled from an early morning departure to an afternoon departure.

What's going on with Tiger?

**vinj** · March 28th, 2013 03:27 PM

Originally Posted by boybi

Tiger Air siguro ang mauuna.

Our flight last January to HK was cancelled without informing us beforehand. We just learned about it when we arrived at the airport. Buti nalang maraming ibang airlines that fly to HK at almost the same departure time.

Then, our flight to Bangkok next week, also with Tiger Air, was rescheduled from an early morning departure to an afternoon departure.

What's going on with Tiger?

1. Plane break-downs are causing a jumble up in scheduling?
2. Lack of revenues due to seat sales not being fully accounted for, forces the flight to be merged with another flight?

The local Tiger Air flights are operated by Sea Air right? Same problems happen?