Clark International Airport is being primed as the Philippines’ first airport city. —PHOTO FROM LIPAD CORP.
MANILA, Philippines — Clark in Pampanga and Tarlac may have left its military aviation past behind decades ago, but that place has never quite lost its affinity for the skies.
Thirty-five years after outgrowing its roots as the United States’ Clark Air Base, Clark is again being defined by what happens above it. This time, through a bustling commercial aviation ecosystem built to move both people and cargo.
Anchoring the area’s growing proposition as an aviation investment destination is Clark International Airport, which sits at the heart of the 2,367-hectare (ha) expanse now known as the Clark Aviation Capital.
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