There are two airports located near to the island of Boracay.
Caticlan Airport (IATA: MPH) (ICAO: RPVE) - Only relatively small aircraft can land at this airport. Airlines with flights to and from Caticlan are South East Asian Airlines (SEAIR)[1], Cebu Pacific Air[2] and Air Philippines[3] from Manila, Cebu and Clark. From Caticlan airport you can either take a tricycle (?40) or walk (10 minutes) to Caticlan Jetty Port. You can't bring more than 15 kg luggage when flying here.
Kalibo International Airport (IATA: KLO) (ICAO: RPVK) - Compared to Caticlan's airport, the runway is able to land larger aircraft such as Boeing 737 and Airbus A320. However, it is farther from Caticlan's jetty port which is 90 minutes away. Cebu Pacific Air, China Airlines[4], Philippine Airlines[5], Zest Airways[6] connects Kalibo to Manila, Taipei, Shanghai and Seoul. Philippines AirAsia connects from Clark/Angeles City in central Luzon to Kalibo with daily return flights. Tigerair Philippines connects Kalibo to Clark, Manila and Singapore.
There are minivans, vans, coasters and buses that serve travellers between Kalibo International Airport and Caticlan Jetty Port. Be sure to ask if your ticket includes a ferry ticket to Boracay (?200 for a minivan and ferry, ?300 for more comfortable bus), and how much the additional environmental taxes will be (Official ?100 for environmental fee and ?75 for jetty fee that you have to pay in Caticlan port).