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Southeast Asian Airlines (Seair) is only one of two commercial airlines that fly to El Nido. The unpaved runway of El Nido Airport limits the types of aircraft that can land there. Currently only Seair’s 19-seater Let-410, Island Transvoyager Inc’s (ITI) 19-seater Dornier 228 and the service helicopter of the Malampaya crew land and take off from their airport.

Seair LET-410 landing in El Nido airport
Seair’s Let-410 landing at El Nido airport

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Jan
10

Seair promos and updates

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Remember that Batanes winter promo? Seair announced that they’ve extended the booking and travel dates up to February 28, 2010. Head on over to www.FlySeair.com and be sure to put ilovebataneswinter09 in the promo code field to get a 10% discount on your airfare to Basco, Batanes.

In other news, Seair has announced a new destination in their route map: the island of Marinduque. Flights to and from the island is every Saturday, Tuesday and Thursday.
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Dec
16

Win a Schützen notebook!

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Christmas is just around the corner, and the kind folks of Hildebrand is giving JustWandering readers a colorful Schützen notebook!

Win a Schutzen notebook from JustWandering.org!

The notebooks features 80 leaves of good quality paper and and sturdy double loop wire to bind. Its synthetic leather cover are made from premium material, designed to hold cards, photos and notes. Perfect for jotting down your travel plans or writing down your thoughts while on the road ;)
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Sep
16

Inside the Dornier 328

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Ever wondered what’s it like inside Seair’s small aircraft? Here’s a peek inside:

Inside the Seair Dornier 328
The view from seat 9A

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Due to a couple of runway incidents at the Caticlan airport a couple of months ago, all flights to the small airport has been diverted to Kalibo, which has a longer runway and can accommodate bigger aircraft better. All flights, except Seair’s.

Seair's Dornier 328 at Caticlan airport
Seair’s Dornier 328 next to an oil truck. Yes, the plane is that small.

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Jul
21

Get 20% off from Urban Time

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Urban Time is giving JustWandering.org readers a 20% discount on all their watches!


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Due to insistent public demand, SEAIR extends its anniversary promo by giving additional discounts of up to P70,000,000. All online ticket purchases from April 1 to May 31, 2009 get P1,400 discount per roundtrip, for all fare classes, for all seats, for all routes, and for all flights from June 15, 2009 to October 15, 2009. Just type iflyseair14 in the promo code field when booking online in www.flyseair.com.

Are you thinking of heading to Boracay this Holy Week? Seair just added more flight from Manila to Boracay between April 6 to 13 to accommodate last minute travelers who want to spend their summer holiday in Boracay. For booking, please call (02)8490100 or you can book online at www.flyseair.com.

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In the most unassuming of places stand Bellagio Square, a dining and entertainment center in Malate, Manila, with facilities for dining, health, beauty and wellness. Located in Jorge Bocobo street, it’s just a short walk from Robinson’s Midtown Mall. So why go to Bellagio when you can stay at the mall?

Bellagio Square 01

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Nina Fuentes | Lovin' ManilaNina, going through quarterlife crisis, decided to stop talking about traveling and actually start traveling. Starting with a solo weekend trip to Cebu to a backpacking trip in Thailand and Singapore, she finally made it out of Asia and into Australia. After spending close to six months down under, she's happily settled in Manila (for now), intent to explore the best things the Philippines has to offer.