DMIA - NEWS

SEAIR To Start Flights To Macau CLARK FREEPORT, Pampanga-Southeast Asian Airlines (Seair)

will commence daily flights via Clark-Macau-Clark on May 27, 2011 at

the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA).

Clark International Airport Corporation (CIAC) President and CEO

Victor Jose I. Luciano said "A strong message of the continuing interest

to connect Clark to its Asian neighbors, as well as the growing

confidence in Clark as viable alternate airport to Manila."

"It will also bolster tourism, as we promote the region to Chinese

tourists, for us to get a slice of the 50 million Chinese that travelled

overseas last year," Luciano said. He said "we want to see more Chinese tourists come to Clark

similar to Koreans who started as golfers and ended up as investors in

the Clark Freeport Zone and encompassing areas." Seair is a pioneering airline at Clark that established in 1995 and

started operations in August 1995. It is the second oldest airline in the country next to Philippines Airlines (PAL).

Seair also serves 3 international routes Hong Kong, and Singapore and beginning May 27, 2011 it will fly to Macau from DMIA.

Seair also serves domestic operations at DMIA via Clark-Caticlan to the world famous Boracay Beach Island Resort in the Visayas.

Seair also flies domestic operations in Manila, Batanes, Tablas (Romblon) and Cebu. As of March 2011, seair has a fleet of two

A319-132 aircrafts which were leased to Tiger Airways of Singapore and five Dornier 328-100 aircrafts.

Seair in partnership with Singapore based Tiger Airways started the Clark-Singapore-Clark on December 16, 2010 which

signaled their expansion at DMIA. The airline also flies via Clark-Hong Kong that started in February 2011.

Seair and Tiger Airways forged a Marketing deal that will promote tourists destinations in Clark and the rest of the Philippines

by providing international flights in the South East Asian Region. For flight bookings log on to www.seair.com.