Caticlan Airport Godofredo Ramos
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Godofredo Ramos Airport is also commonly known as Katiklan Airport, after the island where it is located, and Boracay Airport, after the main tourist island located nearby. It was founded by Transair. This is a small airport, it is used to serve the town of Malay and the municipality of the same name in the province of Aklan.
This is one of the main existing routes to the island of Boracay - the main tourist gem of the Philippines. According to the classification of the Aviation Civil Administration of the Philippines, Caticlan Airport is classified as Class 2.
In terms of the degree of congestion among the Philippine airports, Godofredo Ramos Airport ranks seventh, and third in the Western Visayas region, serving about 800,000 passengers per year. The airport was named after Godofredo P. Ramos, a former member of Congress and native of the city of Malay.
The National Administration of Economics and Development announced a few years ago that Godofredo Ramos Airport would be transferred to a private company called the Caticlan International Airport Development Corporation to modernize and renovate the airport. It was planned to create a new terminal for passengers, as well as to make the necessary improvements so that the airport could serve not only local but also international flights. As of February 2013, there have been no major changes.
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