Upgrading has taken in landside, screening and airside to turn it into one of the largest airports in the world. Plans for three ne runways a series of taxiways, a new terminal building and a new cargo complex are being drawn up, taking the cost of the project to US$1.7 billion.
Expansion programmers such as these show how critical it is for airports to plan for their future positioning, taking into account future passenger and cargo-traffic projections. Clark has foreseen the limitations the Subic Bay International Airport; it has the rightly positioned itself to be the next cargo hub, capable of handling aircraft as big as the A380F.However, this plan suffered a small setback