Are you ready to fly out to Siquijor?
Sunlight Air unveils latest addition to fleet and new flight destination
By Poch Eulalia
At A Glance
- The new plane will be servicing flights between Clark to Siargao, Cebu to Siargao, Cebu to Busuanga, and Busuanga to Clark.
READY TO FLY Sunlight Air unveils the ATR 72-600 as the latest addition to its fleet.
Ticking Siquijor off your travel bucket list has just been made easier.
During Sunlight Air’s reveal of the ATR 72-600 joining its fleet at Clark International Airport, the local airline also announced it will soon be opening up flights from Cebu to Siquijor. Flights will operate four times a week starting Dec. 15.
POUR ONE OUT A champagne shower is done to bless new vessels and ensure safe travels.
As the latest addition to the fleet, the ATR 72-600 promises a more comfortable flying experience with 68 available seats providing ample leg room. The new plane will be servicing flights between Clark to Siargao, Cebu to Siargao, Cebu to Busuanga, and Busuanga to Clark.
“It’s been a long time coming, and we’re ecstatic to announce our latest addition of the ATR 72-600,” shares Sunlight Air CEO Ryna Brito-Garcia. “This new aircraft is only one manifestation of the airline’s growth over the past few years, and this fleet expansion comes in line with our plans to continuously improve Sunlight Air’s services and eventually expand our route offerings. With this, we hope to be able to fly even more passengers, extending Sunlight Air’s brand of hospitality and connecting travelers to beloved island destinations in the Philippines.”
TAKE A DIP Many travelers enjoy the pristine waters found throughout Siquijor.
SWING TO ADVENTURE Siquijor's viral rope swing is perfect for beachside photos.
What to do in Siquijor
In anticipation of Sunlight Air’s upcoming flights, here are some sights to see once you arrive in Siquijor. Those who love to swim are bound to find countless areas to explore. Some of the most frequented areas include Cambugahay Falls (popularized for its rope swings), Salagdoong Beach (for its cliff diving spots), and Cantabon Cave (for underground exploring). Lazi Church, known formally as the San Isidro Labrador Parish Church, is also worth stopping by. It was built in 1884 using coral stones and hardwood. The National Museum of the Philippines declared it a National Cultural Treasure in 2001.
A HOLY SIGHT Lazi Church was built in 1884 using coral stones and hardwood.
Sunlight Air currently flies from Clark, Cebu, and Manila to various destinations in the Philippines, such as Boracay, Coron (Busuanga), Siargao, and Cagayan de Oro. Vacation packages with partner hotels and resorts can also be booked via https://www.sunlightair.ph/vacations.