Via C6 starting October 5, with hourly trips.
Passengers heading from southern Metro Manila to Antipolo will soon have another transport option, with the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX) opening a new direct route to Rizal via C6.
The new PITX–Antipolo route will begin operations on October 5, 2026, through Malanday Metrolink Bus Corp., according to the land terminal authority.
Buses will depart from Gate 9, Bay 9 at PITX every hour from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.
The route will pass through NAIA, Bicutan, C6, Taytay, and Antipolo before ending at Robinsons Place Antipolo.
The route will use several major roads, including NAIA Road, Andrews Avenue, Sales Road, the East Service Road, C6, Highway 2000, Manila East Road, and Ortigas Avenue.
The new connection gives passengers another option for traveling between PITX and Antipolo without making multiple transfers.
The announcement follows PITX’s August “Guess the Route” campaign, where the terminal asked commuters to identify a planned new route and suggest other destinations.
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