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Clark International Airport

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IATA Code
CRK
ICAO Code
RPLC
Corporate Address
Civil Aviation Complex
Clark Special Economic Zone
Clark Freeport Zone
2023, Philippines
Website
http://www.dmia.ph
City
Luzon Island
Country
Philippines
Runways
3200m x 40m
3200m x 60m
Airlines presently operating to this airport with scheduled services
AirAsia
AirAsia Philippines
Airphil Express
Asiana Airlines
Cebu Pacific Air
Jin Air
SEAir
Airlines presently operating to this airport via codeshare
Philippine Airlines

Clark International Airport, formally known as Diosdado Macapagal International Airport, is operated by the Clark International Airport Corporation. The airport, located in Luzon Province, services Angeles City and the metropolitan Manila city-region.

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Tiger Group CEO, Chin Yau Seng Tiger looks to catch-up after rights issue and departure of founding CEO Tony Davis

30-Aug-11 10:38 AM

Tiger Airways is trying to move forward after surviving the most challenging chapter in its six-year history, capped off recently by a further shake-up in Tiger’s executive team, with founding CEO Tony Davis leaving the group, and a rights issue. Tiger's position going forward is significantly improved, but it still has several challenges to overcome if it has any chances of catching up with rival LCC groups AirAsia and Jetstar, which have successfully established pan-Asian footprints while similar efforts at Tiger have so far failed.

AirAsia Philippines impact on Cebu Pacific & PAL should be minimal – at least initially

21-Aug-11 12:33 PM

Cebu Pacific, which has remained in the black in 1H2011 despite soaring fuel costs, does not expect the Oct-2011 launch of AirAsia Group’s new Philippine affiliate to curtail its growth or impact its profitability. Philippine Airlines (PAL), which was back in the red for the three months ending 30-Jun-2011, should also not be significantly impacted by AirAsia’s entry into the dynamic Philippine aviation market although the flag carrier continues to struggle against some of its existing low-cost competitors including Cebu Pacific.

JAL eyes domestic LCC; Qantas moots cuts as fuel bites; IATA reports shares drop 10%

1-Apr-11 6:12 PM

Japan Airlines – which officially emerged from court-promoted bankruptcy this week – has a domestic LCC on its radar with Jetstar the most likely partner. Jetstar will reportedly outline the business case for the Japanese to the Qantas board in coming weeks, according to reports in Japan and Australia.

Qatar Airways declares profit breakthrough, roll on IPO

22-Dec-10 2:31 PM

Qatar Airways’ CEO Akbar Al Baker announced on 20-Dec-2010 that Qatar Airways is on track to declare “a very hefty profit” this year, clearing the way for an IPO. The CEO stated he is "pretty confident" the carrier will launch an IPO in early 2012, after achieving three consecutive years of profitability.

Privatisation: Indonesia and the Philippines seek private sector investment in new airports

27-Aug-10 4:14 PM

Both the Indonesian and Philippine governments have ‘invited’ the private sector to help construct new airports and terminals. In the case of Indonesia it had not previously demonstrated a favourable disposition towards the private sector in the airports business, at least outside of Jakarta, and had downgraded the likelihood of privatising the existing ones, which are in the main operated by two state departments. The Philippines has been moving a little more towards privatisation with recent decisions taken on Manila Airport’s blighted Terminal 3, the first privatisation in the country of a terminal at Caticlan, and the pending upgrade of Diosdado Macapagal Airport, a contract likely to be won by a world famous brewing company.

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