Clark International Airport

Attitude

I used this airport since 2012, IN and OUT of the Philippines. And never regretted it and looked back. A huge improvement since 2012, I would say a lot better now way back then. And eon away from NAIA when it comes to convenience (no long queues to and from immigration, no traffic in and out of the airport), cleanliness of the toilets especially at the departure. Never heard of any TANIM-BALA incident. And workers (Police, Security, on Information, Crews and Cleaners) were courteous. It is just that the fewer airlines now used the airport, resulted to limited domestic destination. I hope more airlines (domestic and international) will be in CIA. All In All, I always had a very pleasant travel experience IN and OUT of the Philippines through CIA. I hope this will stay the same for the better Clark International Airport. And Best Airport in the Future. International Traveler from Australia

The Airport is good. But need more to arranged on the especially outside of the boarding area.

Well organized for covid19 testing. 1. All passengers are informed together, on documents needed. If one document is missing you will get a new copy. 2. Documents will be checked, if all is fine you make the payment for the test, 4000,oo PHP. Beside payment counter you can exchange money. 3. Test area separate, with sufficient capacity no waiting. From there get your luggage, buses and drivers from hotels are already waiting. The people in charge are all very friendly. Excellent job, thanks to all. Stay safe and God bless...

The whole arrival zone has changed in a center of bureaucracy. Thank God I had a very smart and goodhearted guide from QATAR AIRWAYS. What would going on without him? I don't know. Maybe I had to make my circles there, until hell freezes over. The whole aircraft from DOHA to CLARK was full of poor OFW people no arab slavemaster needs now anymore. Maybe I was the only foreigner. For me it was a mission impossible to know, what all the little bureaucrats in the arrival zone want from me. Partly they even did not speak or understand english. The whole thing is a big camouflage for the real COVID problem here. It comes not from the outside. It comes obviously from the internal problems here. Poor healthcare, many packed living areas with the poorest of the poor filipinos. Many of them lost their jobs. Even if this job was to be a beggar. For them there is no health service at all available. So COVID goes through their areas with the speed of a rocket. The system has no answer to this main problem. The system has only an answer to the problems of people, that can pay the solution of problems, they don't have at all. To be continued... Look to my experiences in SOGO quarantine facility, powered by PHILIPPINE RED CROSS. ROFL.