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Transportation / Routes:
By plane:
Angeles bolsters of Diosdado Macapagal International Airport egging on a plight for a better economic state. DMIA, 5 kms away from city proper, is a 2,500 hectare airport complex is the centerpiece of development. It is one of the biggest in Asia with two 3.2-kilometer parallel runaways that can accommodate the new generation of large and wide-bodied aircrafts. Currently, it facilitates cargo operations and caters budget airlines as Air Asia, Tiger Airways, Asian Spirit, Asiana Airlines, Hongkong Airlines. Domestic flights are served by Cebu Pacific and South East Asian Airlines.
By bus:
Aboard a public bus, take the traffic-free North Luzon Expressway from Manila - Angeles in an hour or two. Comfortably, take the journey as bus terminals are a number in the Metropolitan area. Scheduled trips even run in some provincial companies. Need not worry about racing with time, simply find the hour of your convenience.
By jeepney:
Accessibility at its best. Hopping in an exclusively- Pinoy- design- jeepney - proves to be the most economical way of reaching one's destination or merely roaming around the city. 24-hour mobility provides one the luxury of time.
By Taxi:
The commonality of taxis in downtown Angeles may run a miss. They usually invade the Clark stretch. Simson's get to be the most familiar taxicab with a terminal at Clark Maingate.
By Car:
Capture your privacy as you trek the Manila- Pampanga thru the North Luzon Expressway taking the Sta Ines exit at Mabalacat Pampanga. Or settle for a longer drive by taking the McArthur Highway.
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