The 30-hectare cargo city at Clark International Airport is set to house global logistics firms UPS and FedEx as cargo traffic continues to grow.
The latest order follows PAL’s planned acquisition of 15 Boeing 787 Dreamliners as the flag carrier expands its long-haul international fleet.
New price caps set maximum pick-up fees based on vehicle type and the distance drivers travel before a trip begins.
Taxi booking apps may only charge up to ₱60 or 20% of the approved fare, whichever is lower, under new LTFRB guidelines.
The main commercial airport serving CDO and Iligan is preparing for its next phase of upgrades to improve efficiency and support tourism, trade, investment, and business across Northern Mindanao.
The deal includes an option to acquire five more aircraft as PAL prepares to expand its network through a long-term fleet modernization program.
The integrated airport city will combine air travel, cargo, logistics, business, and commercial developments as Clark expands into a major aviation hub.
Preferred Series E share offer will support work on the North-South Commuter Railway and Metro Manila Subway, alongside other projects.
The Civil Aeronautics Board has lowered passenger fuel surcharges to Level 8 for July 16-31, marking another rollback from April’s record-high Level 19 rate.
Full operations have been pushed to 2033, with residents advised to prepare for heavier traffic once construction begins.
