HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

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2 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND In 1902, US Cavalry established Clark as Fort Stotsenberg Named after Col. John M. Stotsenberg Killed in Action in the Philippines, April 23, 1899 at the Battle of Quingua (now Plaridel, Bulacan) during the Philippine- American War

3 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND In 1908, US Pres. Theodore Roosevelt increased the size of the Fort to 63,214 has. In 1917, eastern portion of Fort Stotsenberg was converted into an air field Theodore Roosevelt In 1919, the Fort was renamed Clark Air Field

4 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND Attended the American High School in Manila; he graduated April 1, He was the first United States airman to fly the first inter-island flight ever made in the Hawaiian Islands in Mar. 15, 1918 He died on May 2, 1919 in a seaplane crash in the Miraflores Locks, Panama Canal Zone

5 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND In 1947, the first RP-US Military Bases Agreement was inked, integrating Clark Field and Fort Stotsenberg into Clark Air Base

6 PINATUBO ERUPTION

7 DEVELOPMENT OF CLARK In Nov 1991, Clark Air Base was reverted back to Philippine government Passage of Bases Conversion Development Act of 1992 accelerated the conversion of former US military reservation areas Passage of R.A. No in 2007 creating the Clark Freeport Zone

8 CLARK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TODAY

9 INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC PASSENGER VOLUME ACTUAL (YEAR ) AND PROJECTIONS (YEAR ) P A S S E N G E R S 7,000,000 6,500,000 6,000,000 5,500,000 5,000,000 4,500,000 4,000,000 3,500,000 3,000,000 2,500,000 2,000,000 1,500,000 1,000, , ACTUAL LOW MED HIGH ,800 2,990 1,000 2,280 3,730 1,730 2,750 3,020 4,120 4,320 2,040 4,700 5,230 3,740 3,400 3,170 5,750 4,100 2,760 2,840 2,350 2,240 6,330 4,520 6,900 4,910 3,780 3,130 3, YEAR 1,400 in thousands

10 INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC PASSENGER VOLUME 1,000, , , ,109 P A S S E N G E R S 800, , , , , , , , ,303 0 Jan.-Sept 2012 Jan.-Sept 2011 Year % INCREASE

11 INTERNATIONAL PASSENGER VOLUME 800, , ,023 P A S S E N G E R S 700, , , , , , , ,000 - Jan.-Sept 2012 Jan.-Sept 2011 Year % INCREASE

12 DOMESTIC PASSENGER VOLUME 250, ,692 P A S S E N G E R S 200, , ,000 50,000 31,329 42,086 - Jan.-Sept Jan.-Sept 2011 Year % INCREASE

13 INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT A I R C R A F T 9,000 8,000 7,000 6,000 8,905 5,586 7,580 M O V E M E N T S 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 0 Jan.- Sept 2012 Jan.-Sept 2011 Year % INCREASE

14 INTERNATIONAL AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT A I R C R A F T 7,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 6,388 5,123 6,971 M O V E M E N T S 3,000 2,000 1,000 - Jan.- Sept Jan.- Sept 2011 Year % INCREASE

15 DOMESTIC AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT A I R C R A F T 3,000 2,500 2,000 2,517 M O V E M E N T S 1,500 1, Jan.-Sept 2012 Jan.-Sept 2011 Year % INCREASE

16 INTERNATIONAL PASSENGER FLIGHTS Air Asia Berhad (A-320) Daily flights (Clark Kuala Lumpur - Clark) Daily flights (Clark Kota Kinabalu - Clark) Air Asia Philippines (A-320) Daily flights (Clark Kuala Lumpur - Clark) Daily fights (Clark Hongkong Clark) Daily flights (Clark Macau Clark) AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS PER WEEK Total of 224 flights/week Airphil Express (A-320) 4x per week (Clark Hongkong Clark) Asiana Airlines (A-321) Daily flights (Clark Incheon - Clark) Incheon Busan Cebu Pacific (A-319) Daily flights (Clark Singapore - Clark) Daily flights (Clark Hongkong - Clark) 6x per week (Clark Macau Clark) 2x per week (Clark Bangkok Clark) DragonAir (A-321) Daily flights (Clark Hongkong Clark) Jin Air (B737) 3x per week (Clark Incheon Clark) Bangkok Seair (A-319) Daily flights (Clark Singapore Clark) 10x per week (Clark Hongkong Clark) Kuala Daily flights (Clark Bangkok Clark) Lumpur Singapore 3x per week (Clark Kota Kinabalu Clark) Zest Air (A-320) Daily flights (Clark Incheon - Clark) flights start 28 October 2012 Additional 3x per week (Clark Incheon - Clark) effective 21 December x per week (Clark Busan- Clark) flights start 21 December 2012 Hongkong Macau Kota Kinabalu Clark

17 DOMESTIC PASSENGER FLIGHTS AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS PER WEEK Total of 72 flights/week Air Asia Philippines (A-320) Daily flights (Clark Davao Clark) 4x per week (Clark Puerto Princesa Clark) 9x per week (Clark- Kalibo Clark) Clark Airphil Express (A-320) 2x per week (Clark- Kalibo Clark) 3x per week (Clark- Davao Clark) 2x per week (Clark- Puerto Princesa Clark) 2x per week (Clark - Cebu Clark) Cebu Pacific (ATR-72) 3x per week (Clark - Cebu - Clark) Puerto Princesa Kalibo Cebu Seair (A-319) 4x per week (Clark Kalibo - Clark) Davao

18 INTERNATIONAL CARGO FLIGHTS Guangzhou Shenzhen Taipei Clark United Parcel Service (UPS) 13x per week (Taipei & Shenzhen) FedEx 13x per week (Taipei & Guangzhou)

19 AIRPORT FACILITIES CLARK CIVIL AVIATION COMPLEX 2,367 hectares at 484 feet above mean sea level PASSENGE TERMINAL BUILDING Two passenger boarding bridges with a capacity of 2.5 million passengers per year PRIMARY RUNWAY 3,200 meters length 61 meters width Full instrument flight rules SECONDARY RUNWAY 3,200 meters length 45 meters width Visual flight rules RADAR COVERAGE Primary: 60 nautical miles Secondary: 220 nautical miles PRECICION APPROACH Category I (ILS Category Rating) RESCUE & FIRE FIGHTING CAPABILITY Category 9 IN-FLIGHT CATERING Miascor Catering (Gate Gourmet) AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE, REPAIR & OVERHAUL SIA Engineering Philippines Metrojet Engineering Clark Asian Aerospace AIRCRAFT REFUELING Lubwell Corporation GROUND HANDLING Clark Airport Support Services Corp. Miascor Clark Aviation Services Corp.

20 SUPPORT SERVICES In-flight Catering Service Fuel Provider Ground- handling Companies Line Maintenance

21 ROAD NETWORK DEVELOPMENT Poro Point San Fernando Baguio Dagupan Rosario, La Union TPLEX SUBIC-CLARK-TARLAC EXPRESSWAY (SCTEX) Subic Tarlac Clark Subic Seaport Palayan City TNEAEX Clark Airport Northern Luzon Expressway (NLEX) Manila Dingalan Bay

22 ROAD ACCESS TO CLARK Clark North Interchange Clark South Interchange Spur Road Clark Main Gate

23 PUBLIC TRANSPORT (BUS) SERVICES Philtranco Service Enterprises Routes: Clark Pasay v.v. Clark SM Megamall v.v. Clark Cubao v.v. Genesis Transport Services Inc. Routes: Clark Avenida v.v. Clark Mariveles v.v. Clark San Fernando v.v. Clark Baguio v.v. Clark Baler (Aurora) v.v. Clark Cabanatuan v.v. Baguio Clark Cabanatuan Aurora Bataan Manila

24 AIR-CONDITIONED JEEPS CLARK Passenger Terminal Dau Bus Terminal SM Clark Terminal

25 PUBLIC TRANSPORT (TAXI) SERVICES Clark to any point of Luzon

26 CLARK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT DEVELOPMENTS

27 TWIN GATEWAY SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT MODELS: Japan Narita Airport and the Haneda Airport Washington John Foster Dulles Airport and the Ronald Reagan Airport London Heathrow Airport, Gatwick Airport, Luton Airport and the Stansted Airport

28 TWIN GATEWAY OPERATIONS REGION POPULATION NORTH LUZON Region 1 4,748,372 Region 2 3,229,163 CAR 1,616,867 Region 3 10,137,737 NCR (CAMANAVA) 2,666, Total Catchment Population 22,399, SOUTH LUZON NCR 9,189,111 Region 4 (CALABARZON) 12,609,803 Region 5 5,420, Total Catchment Population 27,219, *NSO Statistics Population as of May 2010 North Luzon South Luzon Clark Int l. Airport as NAIA of the North Manila Int l. Airport as NAIA of the South

29 VISION STATEMENT To be a premier worldclass airport of the Philippines by 2020; the secondary airport of choice by 2017; and, a competitive aviation services center in the Asia Pacific Region by 2015.

30 PASSENGER TERMINAL BUILDING Old MAC Terminal Old Terminal Building First Expansion Second Expansion (Phase 1)

31 PASSENGER TERMINAL EXPANSION PHASE II Terminal Capacity : from 2.5 Million to 4 Million passengers per year Estimated Project Cost: Fund Source : Php 360 Million loan from bank Estimate Project Completion: Year 2013

32 BUDGET AIRLINES IN CLARK a. Clark has been successful in inviting budget airlines: Secondary airport accessible to the metropolis b. Incentives were given to the following airlines who decided to hub in Clark: Air Asia Berhad Air Asia Philippines Seair Tiger Airphil Express Cebu Pacific Jin Air

33 IMMEDIATE NEED FOR A BUDGET/LCC TERMINAL Budget/LCC Terminal with an initial capacity of at least 10 MAP

34 CITY AIR TERMINAL PROJECT To be located at the Trinoma Area 8 10 Check-in Counters with 4 5 Airlines at each time Passenger Capacity Departure Lounge Provide convenient access for Metro Manila and Southern Tagalog Passengers to be able to utilize Clark Airport

35 CITY AIR TERMINAL PROJECT TO CLARK MINDANAO AVE NLEX CLARK AIRPORT SCTEX- CLARK SOUTH EXIT SCTEX NLEX CLARK - M.A. ROXAS HWY EDSA- BALINTAWAK TRINOMA FROM MANILA/ TRINOMA

36 VICTORY LINER BUS SERVICE 50 buses 40 passengers per bus Bus trip every min 8,000 10,000 pax per day Php 200 fare one way

37 CIAC CERTIFICATION AND AWARDS

38 THIRD BEST AIRPORT ZONE BY fdi MAGAZINE

39 ISO 9001:2008 CERTIFIED COMPANY International Passenger Facilitation Process and Internal Process of Accounting, Treasury, Human Resources, Procurement and Property

40 AIRPORT OF THE YEAR AWARD (2008) 2007 Asia Pacific Airport of the Year Award (below 15M passengers per year) Best Practices Awards Program Awarded by Frost & Sullivan: A Global Growth Consulting Company

41 LOW COST AIRPORT OFN THE YEAR (2006) Award of Merit 9 November Low Cost Airport of the Year Award Awarded by the Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation

42 LEISURE AND TOURISM ACTIVITIES

43 LEISURE AND RECREATION ACTIVITIES Mimosa Leisure Park and Casino Fontana Leisure Park and Casino Stotsenberg Leisure Park and Casino Widus Casino Puning Hot Spring Zoocobia Fun Zoo ACCOMODATIONS WITHIN CLARK: Holiday Inn Resort Clarkfield, Montevista Villas,Fontana Resort & Country Club, Hotel Vida, Hotel Stotsenberg, Oxford Hotel, Clearwater Country Club, Lohas Hotel & Clark Hostel

44 LEISURE AND RECREATION ACTIVITIES HOT AIR BALLOON FESTIVAL Considered the biggest aviation sports event in the Philippines, the annual Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta is an event that happens in January or February in Clark Field, Pampanga. In 2011, more than 80,000 travelled to watch the series of events which included the parade of hot air balloons, aeromodelling, kite-flying, paragliding, skydiving and ultralight display

45 LEISURE AND RECREATION ACTIVITIES Mt. Pinatubo Tour Though the eruption left many painful memories for hundreds of thousands of people, Mount Pinatubo has now become a source of livelihood for many locals. The trekking adventure in Mount Pinatubo are bringing in local and foreign tourists alike.

46 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES ATTENDED

47 GUANGZHOU INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR (2010) Recognized as one of the most important and significant annual travel fairs in China for its extensive influence in the travel industry

48 CONFERENCES ATTENDED ROUTES THE WORLD ROUTE DEVELOPMENT FORUM IS A GLOBAL MEETING PLACE FOR EVERY AIRLINE, AIRPORT AND AVIATION STAKEHOLDER an annual airline and airport networking forum a unique meeting place for airlines and airports where market information is shared, new air services are planned & implemented, recovery strategies are discussed and the economics of established air services are improved a packed schedule of meetings and profile raising opportunities are the beating heart of this event.

49 CONFERENCES ATTENDED WORLD ROUTE (2008) The 14th World Route Development Forum (Routes) was held in Kuala Lumpur from 12 to 14 October 2008 The 15 th World Route Development Forum was held in Beijing, China on September 13-15, 2009

50 CONFERENCES ATTENDED ROUTES ASIA (2011) CIAC delegates took the opportunity to personally meet with a number of decision makers, widely ranging from airport representatives to industry suppliers and airline executives in order to promote the current operations & services of the Clark International Airport (CRK). THAI AIR ASIA INDONESIA AIR ASIA TIGER AIRWAYS CRYSTAL THAI AIRLINES T-WAY AIRLINES AIR BUSAN STRATEGIC AIRLINES MAS KARGO XIAMEN AIRLINES FIREFLY DRAGON AIR MALAYSIA AIRLINES CHINA SOUTHERN QATAR AIRWAYS ETIHAD AIRWAYS

51 CONFERENCES ATTENDED ROUTES ASIA (2012) CIAC delegates took the opportunity to personally meet with a number of decision makers, widely ranging from airport representatives to industry suppliers and airline executives in order to promote the current operations & services of the Clark International Airport (CRK). BANGKOK AIRWAYS EMIRATES AIRASIA DRAGONAIR XIAMEN AIRLINES TIGER AIRWAYS HAINAN AIRLINES HONGKONG EXPRESS AIRWAYS MALAYSIA AIRLINES SPRING AIRLINES ETIHAD AIRWAYS JIN AIR

52 CONFERENCES ATTENDED WORLD ROUTE (2012) The event of the year for the airline network planning community The largest numbers of senior aviation decision makers from airports and worldwide capital cities converged at the event Delta Air Lines Bangkok Airways Gulf Air Jazeera Airways Bahrain Air Philippines Air Asia Air China Hawaiian Airlines Jet Asia Airways Etihad Airways Emirates Lion Air

53 CONFERENCES ATTENDED WORLD ROUTE (2012) Flight Global Airline Business Daily 2 October 2012

54 CONFERENCES ATTENDED WORLD ROUTE (2012)

55 CONFERENCES ATTENDED WORLD ROUTE (2012)

56 PHILIPPINE COUNTRY FAIR SINGAPORE Organized to promote North Philippines as a prime tourist destination and to create vast opportunities for airlines, resort owners, hoteliers, tour operators and other related organizations to showcase their products and services Highlighted the beauty and wonders of the Northern Philippines to Singapore residents, ranging from must-visit destinations, captivating sceneries & rich culture to delectable local cuisine & the renowned hospitality and warmth of the Filipino people

57 Thank you. CLARK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CORPORATION /