𝗙𝗿𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗲𝗿 𝗯𝘆 𝗥𝗲𝗻𝗱𝘆 𝗢. 𝗜𝘀𝗶𝗽

Clark International Airport Corporation President and CEO Arrey Perez is the man behind the Clark Aviation Capital, the name by which the Clark Civil Aviation Complex will be known from now on.

The move will definitely change the landscape of the civil aviation complex and will help attract foreign and local investments in the coming years.

Perez, who assumed office as CIAC president in September 2023, has made a significant improvement in CIAC and the whole of the complex that further catapulted the Clark Airport City into the global scene.

His major legacy in CIAC is the 7 Flagship Projects that cements the relevance and contribution of the Clark aviation agency to national development.

The National Food Hub, for instance, is now in the offing at the House of Representatives where it hurdled another step of becoming House Bill 10678.

The House Committee on Trade and Industry granted the provision of tax incentives to entities transacting or doing business within the Clark National Food Hub.

Going back to the Clark Aviation Capital, Perez stressed that the prime government land surrounding the area will be the “Aviation-Centric Business Capital of the Country”.

It aims to further develop the aviation complex, a move that will contribute to the economy of the country.

The new branding is a game changer, making Clark the Aviation Capital in the country that can compete in the international scene, providing better infrastructure that will benefit the whole country.

I am really impressed with the way President Arrey has led CIAC and made it relevant to national development.

I wish you more power, Pres. Arrey, and hope you achieve your dreams in your new endeavor.

Again, thank you for laying the foundations for the future of CIAC.