Clark Airport Passenger Terminal: Everything You Need to Know About Its Operations

After years of development, the new Clark Airport terminal building is now fully complete and ready to welcome passengers, marking a major milestone for aviation in Luzon, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) announced.

Completed ahead of schedule, the airport expansion triples Clark Airport’s passenger capacity—from 4.2 million to over 12 million annually. The DOTr expects the terminal to boost economic growth in Central Luzon, create jobs, and enhance tourism and other socio-economic opportunities across the region.

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The DOTr added that the airport’s development project in general aims to help decongest Ninoy Aquino International Airport’s air traffic. Consequently, those living or staying in Metro Manila will have more flight options from Luzon through what is dubbed as “Asia’s Next Premier Gateway”, easing their travel significantly.

Spearheaded by the Bases Conversion and Development Authority and and GMR Megawide, the new Clark Airport terminal building boasts a wavy roof design reminiscent of Mactan-Cebu International Airport’s structure. Unlike the Cebu airport, which took inspiration from the waves of Mactan’s waters, Clark Airport’s facade was inspired by the mountains of Luzon.

The department highlighted that careful planning and strict safety protocols ensured the construction stayed on schedule and delivered a world-class terminal for passengers.

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