Clark International Airport (CRK), one of the Philippines’ fastest-growing aviation hubs, participated in the 30th edition of Routes World 2025, held in Hong Kong, the premier global forum for the aviation industry. This milestone event gathered over 3,000 senior decision-makers from airlines, airports, and aviation stakeholders worldwide to define the future of global air connectivity.
CRK, in collaboration with the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) Group, represented the Philippines’ commitment to expanding its aviation network and reinforcing its strategic position in the Asia-Pacific region. As the largest and most influential route development conference in the world, Routes World provided CRK with an exceptional platform to engage with top-level airline executives, showcase its capabilities, and promote the region as a vital gateway for international travel and commerce.
During the event, the CRK delegation participated in a series of high-level one-on-one meetings with key airline partners and industry leaders. These discussions focused on exploring new route opportunities, strengthening existing partnerships, and positioning Clark as a viable alternative gateway to Metro Manila and Northern Luzon.
“Routes World 2025 was a critical opportunity for Clark to engage directly with global carriers and highlight our unique value proposition as a modern, efficient, and passenger-centric airport,” said a CRK spokesman. “Our participation is a clear demonstration of our commitment to driving economic growth, tourism, and connectivity for the region.”
CRK also gained valuable insights through exclusive industry briefings and thought leadership sessions, enabling the team to stay ahead of emerging trends and innovations in aviation, sustainability, and route development strategy.
As the Philippines continues to experience robust growth in travel demand, Clark International Airport remains committed to elevating the country’s aviation standards, serving as a catalyst for regional development, and enhancing global accessibility.
