HONG KONG⸺The Clark International Airport Corporation (CIAC) showcased its vision for the Clark Aviation Capital as a strategic aviation, logistics, and investment hub for North Luzon before international aviation and infrastructure leaders at the Super Terminal Expo (STE) 2026, held in Hong Kong from November 3 to 5.

CIAC President and CEO Joseph Alcazar led the Clark delegation, which included Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) Vice President Richard Brian Cepe and Subic-Clark Alliance for Development (SCAD) Executive Director Atty. Carminda Fabros.

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

During a high-level session on regional growth and airport development, Alcazar underscored the investment potential of the Clark Aviation Capital and its role in advancing the national government’s development priorities, particularly the Luzon Economic Corridor.

“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.

As the developer of the Clark Civil Aviation Complex, CIAC is spearheading the transformation of the former US military airbase into the Clark Aviation Capital—an aviation-centered development envisioned to attract investments, expand economic opportunities, and strengthen the country’s aviation and logistics capabilities.

“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 added.

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

These projects form part of the corporation’s broader development program to establish Clark as a competitive destination for aviation, logistics, business, tourism, and related industries.

Through the Clark Aviation Capital, CIAC aims to position Clark as a leading civil aviation and logistics hub in the Philippines and a major driver of economic growth in Central and North Luzon, complementing the national government’s efforts to strengthen connectivity and attract investments through the Luzon Economic Corridor.

Organized by Informa Markets, with Hong Kong International Airport as its principal partner, STE 2026 was the third edition of the international trade exhibition and conference dedicated to the development, design, technology, and operations of next-generation passenger and cargo terminals.

Held at AsiaWorld-Expo, the three-day event brought together more than 6,000 industry professionals from over 60 countries, alongside more than 120 global brands and exhibitors. Its conference program featured over 80 sessions covering three key areas: Design and Development, Operations and Efficiency, and Connectivity and Mobility. (CIAC Press Release)