Clark International Airport Corporation (CIAC) is developing a growing aviation, logistics, and commercial hub around Clark International Airport (CRK), positioning the area to support the Philippines’ emerging high-tech industries and supply chains.

Dubbed Clark Aviation Capital, the development is designed to provide businesses with integrated infrastructure for the movement of goods, people, and investment.

The initiative brings together airport facilities, expanded runway capacity, multimodal transport links, and industrial lots equipped with power, fiber, and other essential utilities.

CRK’s cargo terminal already handles international and domestic freight and provides direct access to major Luzon expressways. Additional runway capacity and a multimodal hub connecting the airport to rail are also in the pipeline.

CIAC, the aviation and land development arm of the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA), said the infrastructure is intended to meet the needs of industries requiring efficient logistics, including semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and critical minerals.

The development also complements broader initiatives such as the Luzon Economic Corridor and Pax Silica, as the Philippines seeks to strengthen its position as a regional logistics and technology hub.

While passenger growth, route connectivity, and cargo throughput remain CIAC’s core priorities, the corporation said the expansion of Clark Aviation Capital will provide additional support for technology-driven and other industries that depend on a reliable Central Luzon logistics network.