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Philippine Aviation Pavilion
The Philippines' transportation secretary Jaime Bautista (front and center) led stakeholders and officials in opening the Philippine Aviation Pavilion at the Singapore Airshow. © Berthaphil

Multiple agencies in the Philippines are joining forces to attract aerospace companies to get established at Clark International Airport (CRK). The focus of the campaign to make more use of the extensive space at the former U.S. military base is mainly on attracting maintenance, repair, and overhaul companies, manufacturers, business aviation services providers (including FBOs), airlines, logistics firms, and training organizations.

The campaign leaders can be found at the Singapore Airshow’s new Philippine Aviation Pavilion. They include the Philippine Department of Transportation, the country’s Civil Aviation Authority, and Clark International Airport Corporation.