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Air Philippines

Philippines · ORIENT PACIFIC
34
Routes
6
Hubs
GAP
ICAO
2P
IATA
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Affordable air travel connecting the Philippine archipelago.

Founded
1995
Headquarters
Pasay, Philippines
Air Philippines was a low-cost carrier based in the Philippines that operated domestic routes connecting Manila with key provincial cities and tourist destinations across the archipelago. Founded in 1995 and commencing operations in 1996, the airline positioned itself as a budget alternative to the dominant flag carrier Philippine Airlines. The airline operated under the IATA code 2P and ICAO code GAP, with the radio callsign ORIENT PACIFIC. It was majority-owned by Lucio Tan, who also controlled Philippine Airlines, making it a sister carrier within the same ownership group. Air Philippines ceased independent operations in 2013 when it was merged into PAL Express (formerly Air Philippines Corporation rebranded), consolidating operations under the Philippine Airlines group umbrella. Its routes and some assets were absorbed into the restructured regional subsidiary.
Hubs & network
Air Philippines primarily operated from Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila as its main hub.
Fleet
Air Philippines operated a fleet composed mainly of Boeing 737-200 and Boeing 737-300 aircraft on its domestic routes.
Notable facts
  • Air Philippines commenced commercial operations in 1996 as a low-cost domestic carrier.
  • The airline was majority-owned by businessman Lucio Tan, who also controlled Philippine Airlines.
  • Air Philippines served numerous domestic destinations across the Philippine archipelago.
  • The carrier was merged into PAL Express in 2013, ending its independent identity.
  • It was positioned as a budget sister airline to Philippine Airlines within the same ownership group.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.

Route network map (32 legs)

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Route network

CRM → MNLDH4
GES → MNL320
KLO → MNL320
MNL → BXU320
MNL → CGY320
MNL → CRMDH4
MNL → DWC330
MNL → PPS320
MNL → RXS320
PPS → MNL320
RXS → MNL320
TUG → MNLDH4
BXU → MNL320
CGY → MNL320
MNL → BSODH4
MNL → CBO320
MNL → DGT320
MNL → MPHDH3
MNL → TUGDH4
MPH → MNLDH3
OZC → MNL320
SUG → MNLDH4
ZAM → MNL320
CBO → MNL320
DGT → MNL320
DWC → MNL330
MNL → GES320
MNL → KLO320
MNL → LGP320
MNL → SUGDH4
BSO → MNLDH4
LGP → MNL320
MNL → OZC320
MNL → ZAM320