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Bases Conversion and Development Authority promoting Clark as a leading aviation and logistics hub in Southeast Asia at the Singapore Airshow 2026
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Participation involves BCDA subsidiaries and Clark airport operator Luzon International Premier Airport Development
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The Philippine Pavilion is intended to attract aviation, tourism, and infrastructure investments
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BCDA highlighted Clark’s aerotropolis model and readiness for aviation-related industries
The Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) is promoting Clark as a premier aviation and logistics aerotropolis in Southeast Asia at the Singapore Airshow 2026 being held February 3 to 8 at the Changi Exhibition Centre.
BCDA – along with said its subsidiaries Poro Point Management Corporation and Clark International Airport Corporation, and Clark airport operator Luzon International Premier Airport Development (LIPAD) – said its participation is an opportunity to engage directly with global aviation leaders, technology providers, and policymakers, while showcasing Clark’s capabilities and development plans.
“This opportunity is particularly valuable to us, as it brings us face to face with global industry leaders, technology innovators, and policymakers. It enables us to showcase our capabilities, gain insight into emerging trends, and explore practical solutions that enhance airport operations, infrastructure development, safety, and sustainability,” BCDA vice president for investment promotions and marketing Erwin Kenneth Peralta said in a statement.
Philippine delegates formally inaugurated the Philippine Pavilion at the airshow, underscoring the country’s push to strengthen its aviation and tourism profile and attract strategic investments.
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The Singapore Airshow is regarded as Asia’s flagship aerospace and defense exhibition and a major platform for forging international partnerships.
The event was attended by a high-level Philippine delegation, including Ambassador to Singapore Medardo Macaraig and European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines executive director Florian Gottein. Also present were Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines director general Raul del Rosario, Tourism Regulation and Coordination Committee assistant secretary Judilyn Quiachon, and Philippine Airlines president Richard Nuttall.
LIPAD is a consortium composed of Filinvest Development Corporation, JG Summit Holdings Inc., Philippine Airport Ground Support Solutions Inc., and Changi Airports Philippines, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Changi Airports International.
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