CLARK FREEPORT — Impressed executives of Japan Airlines said they would propose flights between Clark International Airport and Narita Airport, which serves Tokyo, particularly to serve overseas Filipino workers. “There is a huge demand of passengers especially of OFWs,and we will propose an initial Clark-Narita route,” Kazuhiro Ishida, Japan Airlines country manager, said following a continue reading : Impressed JAL execs see Clark-Narita flights soon

CLARK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT—As the number of this airport’s weekly flights reached 282, the viability of the national government’s dual-airport policy with that of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) has been confirmed. This developed despite the contrary observations made by Alexandre de Juniac, director general and CEO of International Air Transport Association (Iata), that Clark continue reading : Clark’s 282 weekly flights prove viability as Naia’s dual airport

SUBIC BAY FREEPORT—Fresh from its victory in the sports tourism derby last week in Bangkok where it was named “Best Sports Tourism Destination of the Year,” Subic Bay has gained yet another recognition, this time as Asia’s “Fastest Growing Free Trade Zone” in the International Finance Awards 2017. Aside from this, the Subic Bay Metropolitan continue reading : Subic cited as Asia’s ‘Fastest Growing Free Trade Zone’