After the early dinner and coffee, we decided to walk a few meters to the provincial capitol.  We've passed by the capitol on our first day and it's unusual structure caught my eye.

One of the LED screens at the intersection 
 by the provincial capitol

Palawan Provincial Capitol

We asked permission from the guard to enter the lobby of the building as there's a sign  at the door for "No ID, No Entry".  I guess they're not that strict here.

The next day, we were already on our way to the airport at 5:30 in the morning.  Check-in counters for our flight are already open.  Oh, there's still a PhP40/person terminal fee that has to be paid at the airport.

After check-in, we proceeded to the gates.

This is just it... the boarding gates and waiting area

The gate

There are cellphone charging stations at this airport

This sign caught my eye as this is the first time I've seen it in airports.

Passenger Bill of Rights

It's time to say goodbye to Palawan for now.  We'll be back for sure.

My mom and I were already at the Manila Domestic Airport (now known as NAIA T4) before 4AM.  We're taking Zest Air's 05:40 flight to Puerto Princesa (PPS).  Terminal Fee is already included in the airfare, so after the 1st security scan and check-in process, we proceeded straight to the 2nd security scan and onto the passenger's waiting area.

Check-in counter

A lot of people are already at the airport this early.

That's our plane... Flight Z2426

The beauty of sunrise

We were already in Puerto Princesa by 6:40AM.  Our ETA was supposedly 6:55AM.  We got no check-in bags so we went straight out.  The pick-up service wasn't there yet (might be due to the early arrival of the plane) so we still waited for a bit.

Puerto Princesa Airport (PPS)

Welcome to Puerto Princesa

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