SOUTHEAST Asian Airlines International (Seair-I) expects passenger demand to increase by 400 percent when the airline resumes its Boracay and Palawan destinations from April 16, signifying its confidence in the strong tourism appeal of these two leisure destinations.

“We expect demand and traffic on these routes to increase up to 300 percent to 400 percent over this initial offering and we are ready to expand our capacity accordingly,” Seair-I president Avelino Zapanta said.

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