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AirAsia now flies from Manila to Bacolod

AirAsia, the world’s best low-cost airline flew today the first of its daily flights between Manila and Bacolod.

The inaugural flight coincided with the celebration of the 40th MassKara Festival celebration of Bacolod City.

AirAsia crew joins the MassKara Festival celebrations.

Games were held during the flight, and water cannon ceremony followed as the aircraft landed at the Bacolod-Silay International Airport. Flying guests and VIPs were welcomed at the airport by Bacolod City Mayor Evelio Leonardia together with MassKara dancers and drum beaters.

“We are excited to celebrate the milestones and to paint the Negros Island skies red. AirAsia’s presence in the region will make air travel more affordable not just for the Negrenses but for everyone who wants to explore this part of the country,” says AirAsia Philippines CEO Ricardo P. Isla.

Isla added that AirAsia is grateful for the efforts of Mayor Leonardia, who took on a decisive role in discussions with the airline to establish the route.

AirAsia also took part in activities at the MassKara Festival, including the Electric MassKara, the Street and Arena Dance Competition, and the MassKara Queen Pageant and Coronation Night.

AirAsia Manila to Bacolod Flight Schedule

RouteFlight NumberDepartArriveFrequency
Manila - BacolodZ2 6038:209:40Daily
Bacolod - ManilaZ2 60410:1011:30Daily
Manila - BacolodZ2 60516:0517:25Daily
Bacolod - ManilaZ2 60617:5519:15Daily
Manila - BacolodZ2 60719:4021:00Daily
Bacolod - ManilaZ2 60821:3022:50Daily

MassKara Festival highlight schedule is every fourth Sunday of October so you can plan ahead your travel next year. But you don’t have to wait next MassKara Festival to visit Bacolod and Negros Occidental because of AirAsia’s budget fares. Whether it’s for business or pleasure, there’s something here in Negros Occidental for everyone.

Top Places to visit in Negros Occidental All Year-round

The Ruins, Talisay City

There are many ancestral houses in Negros Occidental but none of them has a story as interesting and romantic as the Ruins of Don Mariano Lacson’s mansion in Talisay City, Negros Occidental.

Mambukal Resort, Murcia

When it comes to eco-destinations, Mambukal Resort is one of the top destinations in Negros and one which is very accessible from Bacolod City. A perfect place for eco‐tourists, the resort has accommodation facilities, swimming and therapeutic warm dipping pools, picnic huts, bat watching area, boating facilities, wall climbing,  and you’ll never be hungry because it has a food court.

Danjugan Island, Cauayan

Danjugan Island is a marine and wildlife sanctuary and a perfect destination for those who want to commune with nature. There you can explore the lagoons, watch different species of migratory birds and bats, go kayaking, snorkeling and diving.

Campuestohan Highland Resort, Talisay City

Just minutes away and within the boundaries of Bacolod and Talisay cities is Campuestohan Highland Resort, a family destination offering various amenities with a picturesque view of the mountains. Children and adults will enjoy the giant statues of dinosaurs and super heroes as well as the swimming pool, zip line, and obstacle course.

Magikland, Silay City

Magikland, situated on a five-hectare tourism enterprise zone, is themed park after the Filipino legend of “Bakunawa”, a moon-eating dragon, which has been turned into a friendly and happy creature to become the main mascot of the theme park. Magikland has 12 rides, including a 25-meter high Ferris wheel dubbed the Silay Eye.

For the latest news, activities, and promotions, follow AirAsia on the following :
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/airasiafilipino
Twitter: https://twitter.com/AirAsia

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