Clark pitches aviation hub to global investors in Hong Kong

The Clark International Airport Corporation (CIAC) promoted its Clark Aviation Capital development to international investors during the Super Terminal Expo 2026 in Hong Kong from 3 to 5 November.

CIAC President and CEO Joseph Alcazar said the project aims to transform the Clark Civil Aviation Complex into a major aviation, logistics and investment hub supporting the government's Luzon Economic Corridor initiative.

“The Clark Aviation Capital is being primed to attract global investments and contribute to the national government's efforts to provide strategic opportunities for the Luzon Economic Corridor, particularly in positioning Clark as a global investment destination,” Alcazar said.

The development seeks to strengthen aviation infrastructure, logistics services and business opportunities in Central and Northern Luzon.

Among the projects presented were the Clark National Food Hub, World Convention and Events Hub, Clark International Aviation Campus and Clark Integrated Gateway Access Development.

Alcazar led the Philippine delegation alongside Bases Conversion and Development Authority Vice President Richard Brian Cepe and Subic-Clark Alliance for Development Executive Director Carminda Fabros.

CIAC Chief Business Development Officer Melissa Feliciano also participated as a panel moderator.

“CIAC's participation in the Super Terminal Expo provides a valuable platform to promote the Clark Aviation Capital and engage with global industry players and potential investors,” Alcazar said.

Organized by Informa Markets, the three-day exhibition at AsiaWorld-Expo gathered more than 6,000 industry professionals from over 60 countries and featured more than 120 brands and exhibitors.

CIAC said its participation forms part of efforts to attract investment and position Clark as a major aviation and logistics gateway in the Philippines.