Private Jet to Philippines
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Private Jet to Philippines - Airports, Routes & Prices
Overview
If you are planning on chartering a private jet to the Philippines, Paramount Business Jets is your ultimate air charter, service provider. Whether flying domestically or internationally, we are dedicated to providing you with the best aviation charter solution available in the market today.
Most Philippines airports can accommodate charter jets of all sizes. The aviation experts at Paramount Business Jets can arrange a flight for you. Contact us, and we’ll take care of all the work for you.
Philippines Private Jet Pricing
The cost of renting a private jet to or from the Philippines, will depend on several factors, including which aircraft you choose, how far you need to travel, and how long you need to stay before you return.
Private Jet to Philippines - Airports, Routes & Prices
The island nation of the Philippines consists of 7641 islands, but only around 2,000 are inhabited. With great weather and crystal blue seas, this archipelago has become a popular top-end tourist spot. The architecture and culture have a strong European flavor due to the 333 years the islands spent as a Spanish colony. Many visitors explore the charming capital city, Manila, while they’re here, which is on Luzon, the largest of the islands.
The Philippines archipelago lies in the Western Pacific Ocean, east of Vietnam, and has a population of around. Covering 115,831 square miles, it is typically divided into three main areas: Luzon (the largest, northernmost island); the Visayas islands (including many of the major islands such as Panay); and Mindanao, the second-largest island in the Philippines, at the southern tip of the archipelago.
The Philippines has a tropical climate. For drier weather, head to the north of the archipelago and book your trip in the hotter, drier months (March through June, when it’s 85° F or more). Typhoons are most likely from July through October. If you want a cooler stay, with temperatures around 78° F, then visit from November to February.
Whether you want to climb, hike, or enjoy watersports like diving, surfing, or white-water-rafting, the Philippines has a multitude of opportunities. It offers mountains, beautiful tropical beaches, forests, and tumbling rivers.
Popular Islands in the Philippines
Luzon
The largest island is home to the capital city, Manila, and historic Vigan.
Manila
One-eighth of the entire Filipino population lives in Manila, so it’s a bustling city. Nicknamed ‘the Pearl of the Orient’, it’s popular with foodies due to its excellent and diverse restaurants and a wide array of street food.
Don’t miss:
- Fort Santiago
- Manila Cathedral
- The UNESCO-Listed San Agustin Church
- The many museums, including Casa Manila Museum
- A city tour in an open-air ‘jeepney’
- Manila’s colorful Chinatown
Vigan
Vigan, an old Spanish colonial town, is on Luzon’s west coast, not far from Manila. The historic old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wander its cobblestone streets to admire its unique architecture, which blends Asian and European styles.
The Visayas Islands: Focus on Cebu and Bohol
Top destinations here are Cebu and Bohol.
Cebu City
The oldest city in the Philippines, lying on the island of Cebu. Must-see sights here are:
- The island’s famous sweet mangoes, eaten with a steamed rice cake called puto and a cup of locally made hot chocolate called ‘sikwate’
- Kawasan Falls, a beautiful waterfall spot for swimming and canyoning
- Historic landmarks such as Fort San Pedro, Plaza Sugbu and the Parian District
- Basilica Minore del Santo Niño
Bohol
Island highlights include:
- The Philippine Tarsier Foundation, a reserve for tarsiers, possibly the oldest primates in the world, in Corella (close to the capital city of Tagbilaran)
- The ‘Chocolate Hills’ near the town of Carmen—over 1,000 conical, grass-covered mounds that turn chocolate. Many visitors explore the charming capital city, Manila, while they’re here, which is on Luzon, the largest of the islands.
- The high-class spas in the town of Baclayon.
Mindanao
The country’s second-largest island.
Davao City
The largest city in the Philippines by size, it’s well worth a visit. Highlights include:
- Eden Nature Park, a mountain resort
- Malagos Garden Resort (a 12-hectare nature theme park that includes a chocolate museum
- Mount Apo, the highest mountain in the Philippines at 9,692 feet
- Davao Crocodile Park & Zoo
- UNESCO-listed Mount Hamiguitan Range Wildlife Sanctuary
- D’Bone Collector Natural History Museum
Airports in the Philippines
Airports Philippines Airports within 50 Miles
Ninoy Aquino International Airport, RPLL, MNL,
Manila, Philippines
Sangley Point Ab Airport, RPLS, SGL,
Sangley Point, Philippines
Basa Ab Airport, RPUF, ,
Basa Ab, Philippines
Fernando Ab Airport, RPUL, ,
Fernando Ab, Philippines
Clark International Airport, RPLC, CRK,
Angeles, Philippines
Subic Bay International Airport, RPLB, SFS,
Subic Bay Freeport, Philippines
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Save on Your Philippines Private Charter Flights
These days, over 30% of private jet charters are flying empty either to get into the position for the next booked flight or to return to their home base. These flights are known as empty legs and are one-way private jet flights without any payload or passengers on board.
It often happens that such an empty-leg flight has been paid for in part by the original flyer and is therefore offered at reduced rates. Empty legs offer price advantages with cost savings of up to 75% when compared to standard private jet travel rates.
At any given time, there may be more than 3,000 empty legs available worldwide. Once you let us know about your preferred routes and dates, we can match your air charter schedule with empty-leg charter flights available on the market.
Using multiple platforms, Paramount Business Jets offers the most comprehensive empty-leg flight search on the market.
Philippines Jet Charter FAQ
Your Ultimate Philippines Charter Resource
Can I bring my pet on a private jet to or from Philippines?
Yes. Pets are welcome in the main cabin alongside their owners on the vast majority of private jet charter flights - no cargo holds, no separation. Let your Paramount Business Jets advisor know in advance so the operator can be confirmed as pet-friendly.
Can I book a one-way flight to or from Philippines?
Yes. One-way, point-to-point, and empty-leg pricing are all available for Philippines charters, so you're never required to pay for a round trip you don't need.
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