
San Jose Airport (SJI) serves the town of San Jose in Occidental Mindoro, on the island of Mindoro in the Philippines.
Cebgo, Cebu Pacific's regional airline, operates the main scheduled route from San Jose. Check current schedules, as services have changed.
Cebgo's San Jose flights were moved from Manila to Clark International Airport, north of Metro Manila. Check whether any Manila service is running when you search.
It was McGuire Field, a United States airfield used by bombers during the war, before reopening for civil flights in 1951.
Its concrete runway of about 1.8 kilometres can handle aircraft up to the size of an Airbus A320.
Tricycles and hired vans are the usual options for reaching San Jose town and nearby resorts.
It is one of the air gateways to Occidental Mindoro, where Apo Reef Natural Park is located. The reef is reached by boat from the coast.
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San Jose Airport (SJI), often listed as San Jose Mindoro to avoid confusion with other airports of the same name, serves the town of San Jose in Occidental Mindoro, Philippines. It is the main commercial airport of Occidental Mindoro and is classed as a principal domestic airport.
The airfield has a long history. It began as McGuire Field, a United States airfield during the Second World War used by heavy bombers. After the war the Philippine government restored it, and it reopened for civil use in 1951.
The airport serves San Jose, the largest town in the southern part of Occidental Mindoro. It is a practical entry point for the south of the island, which is otherwise reached by long ferry and road journeys from Luzon or neighbouring islands.
SJI has a single concrete runway of about 1.8 kilometres, which can take aircraft up to the size of an Airbus A320. The terminal is small and functional, geared to a handful of daily departures rather than extensive shopping or lounges.
Scheduled service is limited. Cebgo, the regional arm of Cebu Pacific, flies between San Jose and Clark International Airport in Pampanga, north of Metro Manila, after its San Jose flights were moved there from Manila. Schedules on this route have changed several times, so check which airport and carrier your flight uses before you book.
Tricycles and hired vans are the usual way to reach the town and nearby resorts. For longer journeys along the island, local vans and buses run on the coastal road.
Occidental Mindoro is known for Apo Reef Natural Park, one of the largest coral reef systems in the Philippines and a magnet for divers. Closer to San Jose, visitors head to quiet beaches and small offshore islands for snorkelling and island hopping.
With only a few flights, seats can sell out around holidays, so plan ahead. Sea conditions affect trips to Apo Reef, so keep some flexibility in your itinerary.
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