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General Information About Surigao Airport

Surigao Airport (SUG) is an airport serving Surigao City in the Philippines. Specifically, it lies in Surigao del Norte province as well as Dinagat Islands located to its south.

Philippines International Airport is the second busiest airport by passenger traffic after Ninoy Aquino International Airport and serves as the main terminal for domestic flights operated by Cebu Pacific as well as being used by PAL Express and other airlines.

Surigao del Norte government owns and operates this airport; Airport Authority of the Philippines handles management and operations.

Normally, airports remain open 24 hours per day; however, exceptions include national holidays and stormy conditions when airport closure may be necessary.

If traveling by plane to Surigao, be sure to arrive early at the airport so you can pass quickly through security and customs - not more than 1 hour prior to your flight time.

To enter an airport, it is imperative that you possess a valid ticket for your flight. Otherwise, entry may be denied and you won't be permitted to board your flight.

Philippine Government levies a travel tax for all passengers departing the country, which must be paid upon entering an airport departures hall prior to passing through a security checkpoint.

Travel taxes vary between 150 pesos for domestic flights to 2,000 pesos for international ones; it is wise to have at least 1,000 pesos on hand should an emergency arise.