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Company Profile

Mission

Our mission is to produce well-disciplined, self-motivated and top-notch pilots though training excellence, giving our students competitive edge for employment in the dynamic world of aviation here and abroad. It is also our commitment to serve our customers by giving them a safe, inexpensive and convenient means of traveling through air. These have been our legacies and you can count on our integrity for years to come.



Our history of flight and success…three generations of passionate and unparalleled service to the nation.

History

Capt. Arsenio Camposagrado migrated to Cauayan, Isabela from his native province of Cavite Being an experienced aviator, he realized the potential of an airline business in the Province of Isabela, thus, after his fruitful stint with the Philippine Airlines and Pan American Airways in the 1950’s, he pioneered flying in Isabela by establishing the Camposagrado Air Taxi in 1960 with Cauayan Airport as its hub of operations. The simple community of Cauayan embraced the newfound convenience of flying and Camposagrado became a household name in the locality. A fast, readily available, yet inexpensive means of transportation was born.


Captain Arsenio Camposagrado’s son, Capt. Honorio Camposagrado followed his flying footsteps and helped the Air Taxi to cope with modern business ways. The father and son team incorporated the company and shaped the Northern Air Services, Inc. (NASI). Investors came in and a pool of people of varying talents and expertise was formed. Differences in finance operation, and marketing strategies among the group of investors, however, resulted to a bitter proxy fight and a group of outsiders managed to wrest control of NASI from its pioneers. Wanting to be served by the original operators, loyal passengers insisted that the Camposagrados form another airline and this incessant request led to the birth of Cyclone Airways, Inc. After gaining enough managerial skills, Capt. Honorio Camposagrado continued this legacy while his father returned to his old love, farming. Under Capt. Honorio Camposagrado’s leadership, Cyclone Airways expanded its operations to cover not only the coastal towns of Isabela but across Northern Luzon, reaching as far as Batanes Islands.


Capt. Honorio’s son, Capt. Harris Camposagrado developed Batanes Airlines as an answer to the province’s need for a faster and safer means of transportation. Batanes airlines operates non-scheduled flights and charter services to Batanes Islands and outskirts of Northern Luzon and will open its operations on 2008. Capt. Harris Camposagrado also spearheaded the Cyclone Flying School after gaining his stint in the aviation industry as a commercial pilot. Now, Cyclone Airways not only caters to passengers but also trains flying enthusiasts and aspiring individuals who dream to be pilots one day.

The company’s key to success lies on a basic principle of gaining customer’s trust and loyalty by serving with honesty and integrity and prioritizing our customers’ needs and safety.