Cebu Pacific was the first to operate a commercial flight (with passengers) in and out of Panglao today - flight 5J 619 landed at the new Bohol-Panglao International Airport at 7:30 am. On the other hand, flight 5J 620 bound for Manila, departed Bohol at around 8:00 am. Although operations have been moved, there will be no changes in flight schedules.

Like Cebu Pacific,flight schedules for AirAsia will not be affected by the transfer of operations. However, passengers with flights to and from Tagbilaran Airport are advised to check in via their website or mobile app, have their boarding passes ready, and to be at the airport at least two hours before their scheduled flight.

Flights from the carrier will no longer be departing or landing at Tagbilaran and will also be transferring to the new eco-airport. The following PAL flights will be among the first that will be affected by this transition: Leaving Bohol: PR 2774 to Manila PR 2778 to Manila PR 2872 to Clark PR 2373 to Davao PR 1482 (2P 1482) to Seoul Incheon Arriving in Bohol: PR 2773 from Manila PR 2777 from Manila PR 2871 from Clark PR 2372 from Davao PR 1483 (2P 1483) from Seoul Incheon PAL's ticket office at Tagbilaran Airport will still be operational until December 15, 2018. Note that there are PAL check-in counters that can issue tickets at the new airport. The airline's ticket office at the new location will soon be completed, too.

If you are affected by the movement, take note of the following pointers:

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