
Airline | Departure Time | Arrival Time | Origin Airport | Destination Airport | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Cebgo | 08:45 | 09:55 | Pagadian (PAG) | Cebu (CEB) | Book flight |
Cebgo | 16:50 | 18:00 | Pagadian (PAG) | Cebu (CEB) | Book flight |
Airline | Departure Time | Arrival Time | Origin Airport | Destination Airport | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Cebgo | 15:15 | 16:30 | Cebu (CEB) | Pagadian (PAG) | Book flight |
Pagadian Airport is a few kilometres from the city centre, and the ride into town usually takes well under half an hour.
The airport lies in the barangays of Muricay and Tiguma in Pagadian City, Zamboanga del Sur.
Cebu Pacific operates flights to Manila, and its regional arm Cebgo flies to Cebu.
Yes, by connecting in Manila or Cebu, which both link to many other domestic destinations.
Tricycles and taxis are available near the terminal. Many hotels can also arrange a van pickup.
Pagadian's tricycles have tilted cabins designed for the city's steep, hilly roads, making them a distinctive local ride.
The single terminal offers basic facilities for check-in, security and waiting, so it helps to eat beforehand and carry some cash.
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Pagadian Airport (PAG) serves Pagadian City, the capital of Zamboanga del Sur on the island of Mindanao in the southern Philippines. Run by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines, it is classed as a principal domestic airport and gives the province direct air links to Manila and Cebu.
The airport sits in the barangays of Muricay and Tiguma, a few kilometres from the city centre. The short hop into town makes it one of the easier regional airports to use, with most trips taking well under half an hour.
A single terminal handles all passenger flights. The concrete runway, just over 2,000 m long, takes the narrow-body jets and turboprops used on its routes. Facilities are simple, so it helps to eat before you arrive and to carry some cash for small purchases.
Cebu Pacific flies between Pagadian and Manila, while its regional arm Cebgo operates the route to Cebu. From these two hubs, travellers can connect to many other cities across the Philippines. Frequencies can vary, so check the timetable for your dates.
Tricycles and taxis wait near the terminal and are the usual way into the city. Pagadian's tricycles are a local sight in their own right: their cabins are tilted to cope with the city's steep, hilly streets. For groups or heavy luggage, a private van transfer arranged through your hotel is a comfortable alternative.
Pagadian looks out over Illana Bay, and its hillside streets offer wide views across the water. The city works well as a base for exploring Zamboanga del Sur, with coastal spots and countryside within reach by road.
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