
Antique is the quieter side of Panay island, away from the resort strip in neighbouring Aklan, with river trekking, waterfalls and small-boat trips to Malalison Island drawing travellers who want a slower pace.
Philippine Airlines operates the only nonstop service on this route, running a few flights a week rather than a daily schedule, so it pays to check available dates before locking in the rest of a trip.
The nonstop flight takes about 0 hours 0 minutes.
With a single carrier and limited weekly frequency, fares from move mostly with how far ahead you book rather than with a clear seasonal pattern, so locking in a seat once your dates are set is worth doing early.
Evelio B. Javier Airport (EUQ) serves San Jose de Buenavista, Antique's capital, and is the only airport in the province. Taxis and tricycles run from outside arrivals; there's no rail link, so onward travel is entirely by road.
Manila and Antique are both in the Philippines, so this is a domestic flight and a government-issued photo ID accepted for internal travel is normally enough.
Manila and Antique are both on Philippine Standard Time, so there's no clock change on this route.
Traveloka lets you track this route with a Price Alert given the limited weekly schedule, and change dates through Easy Reschedule if your plans shift, with local Australian payment methods at checkout.
If you're island-hopping around Panay, Manila to Caticlan-Boracay reaches the resort side of the same island from a different direction.
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