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Godofredo P. Ramos Airport (MPH/RPVE), commonly called Caticlan Airport, is the closest air gateway to Boracay, located in Caticlan, Malay, Aklan, Philippines. It serves domestic flights from Manila, Cebu, and other Philippine hubs, handling turboprop and narrow-body aircraft after runway improvements. The airport is a short tricycle ride from Caticlan Jetty Port, where boats connect to Boracay's Cagban Port.
💡 Local Tip
A frequent-visitor trick is to pre-book a hotel transfer that includes tricycle, boat, and port fees; it bypasses queues and fixers, and you'll avoid scrambling for cash at Caticlan Jetty Port.
🚖 Getting There
From the airport, take a tricycle or e-trike to Caticlan Jetty Port; agree on the fare first or use official queues. At the jetty, pay the environmental and terminal fees, then board the ferry to Cagban Port on Boracay, where tricycles and e-trikes take you to your resort. On departure, allow at least 2 hours before your flight, as the terminal is small and weather can cause delays.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does the airport code MPH stand for?
A: MPH is the IATA code for Godofredo P. Ramos Airport; its ICAO code is RPVE. It is also known as Caticlan Airport.
Q: How far is Caticlan Airport from Boracay?
A: The airport is on mainland Panay, about a 5-10 minute tricycle ride from Caticlan Jetty Port, followed by a 10-15 minute boat ride to Cagban Port on Boracay.
Q: Which airlines operate at Caticlan Airport?
A: Philippine Airlines/PAL Express, Cebu Pacific, and AirAsia Philippines serve the airport, mainly from Manila and Cebu, using turboprop and narrow-body aircraft.
Q: Is there a terminal fee or environmental fee?
A: Yes, expect to pay a terminal fee at the airport and environmental/boat fees at Caticlan Jetty Port; keep cash ready and retain receipts.
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