04 / CIAC
Clark International Airport Corporation (CIAC)
Clark Civil Aviation Complex
Strategic Rationale & Partnership
Explore investment opportunities within the Clark Civil Aviation Complex (CCAC), the Philippines’ only economic zone with an international airport, and gain access to a strategic location for aviation, logistics, trade, and economic activity across the Luzon Economic Corridor.
The Clark International Airport Corporation (CIAC) is a non-chartered Government-Owned and Controlled Corporation (GOCC) mandated to develop, manage, and maintain the 2,367-hectare CCAC. Located in Central Luzon, the CCAC is the only Freeport zone in the Philippines with direct access to an international airport. It connects businesses to international passenger and air cargo networks, as well as major expressways such as NLEX and SCTEX. These advantages make the CCAC a competitive location for aviation, logistics, trade, and other business activities within the Luzon Economic Corridor.
Key Infrastructure Advantages
- -Master-planned 2,367-hectare Clark Aviation Capital
- -Clark International Airport, with current annual capacity of 8 million passengers per annum, and future capacity of up to 80 million passengers per annum
- -3,200-meter runway, taxiways, aircraft parking apron, and aviation support facilities
- -Existing road network with connections to SCTEX, Clark Freeport Zone, New Clark City, and surrounding cities
- -Future railway connectivity: North-South Commuter Railway and Subic-Clark-Manila-Batangas Cargo Railway

Priority Sector Fit
Logistics and Transport
Key Areas
Clark Civil Aviation Complex (CCAC) • CIAC Development Area • LIPAD • Clark Global City
