Clark International Airport Corp. (CIAC) President and CEO Alexander Cauguiran (2nd from right) accepts an AirAsia model aircraft from Minister James Chu, deputy representative of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in the Philippines, during the program for the inaugural of AirAsia Philippines’s Clark-Taipei flight at the Clark International Airport yesterday. With them are: AirAsia Philippines CEO Capt. Dexter Comendador (left) and AirAsia Philippines Chair Maan Hontiveros. The thrice-weekly Clark-Taipei service is the newest international flight and AirAsia Philippines’ first international route out of the Clark International Airport. Photo courtesy of CIAC-Corporate Communications Office.

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