Passengers departing from Clark International Airport (CRK) now have the convenience of a complimentary shuttle service that transports them smoothly from nearby locations directly to Terminal 3, ensuring a stress-free start to their journey.

Luzon International Premiere Airport Development Corp (LIPAD), which operates Clark International Airport, is launching a service for passengers with confirmed flights departing from CRK within the next 24 hours, in collaboration with Genesis Transport. Airlines participating in the service include Cebu Pacific, CebGo, AirSWIFT, Philippine Airlines, and Sunlight Air.

Shuttle trips begin operating hourly starting April 1, with each departure precisely on the hour from Genesis’ designated station at NAIA Terminal 3, Bay 13. The service ensures regular, punctual transfers for travelers arriving or departing from this airport terminal.

“This initiative is part of our continuing efforts to ease the transition of turboprop operations to Clark and ensure that passengers are fully supported as services shift. By providing a seamless and cost-free transfer option, we are making it easier for travelers to access CRK,” said Noel Manankil.

The free service is available only for passengers with flights departing from CRK. A valid boarding pass or flight itinerary is necessary; without it, the free ride is not offered. The offer is valid within 24 hours before departure, is non-transferable, can be used only once, and depends on seat availability on a first-come, first-served basis.

Passengers need to show their boarding pass or flight itinerary with booking reference and a valid government ID to the Genesis dispatcher at NAIA Terminal 3. A voucher will then be issued, which must be completed and handed to the bus conductor before boarding.

By improving the connection between NAIA and Clark, LIPAD and Genesis Transport further enhance the passenger experience, ensuring travel between the two gateways becomes smoother, more efficient, and aligned with current travel needs.

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