List of airports in the Philippines

This is a list of airports in the Philippines, grouped by type.

Classification

Regulation over airports and aviation in the Philippines lies with the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP). The CAAP's classification system, introduced in 2008, rationalizes the previous Air Transportation Office (ATO) system of airport classification, pursuant to the Philippine Transport Strategic Study and the 1992 Civil Aviation Master Plan.[1] The list is updated every three years, or as the need arises.[1]

In the current classification system, 85 airports owned by the national government are placed into one of three main categories:[2]

1. International airports are airports capable of handling international flights and have border control facilities.[1] Airports in this category include airports that currently serve, or previously served, international destinations. There are currently 12 airports in this category.[3] Ten of these airports were in the initial CAAP list in 2008:[2] Clark, Davao, General Santos, Laoag, Mactan–Cebu, Manila, Kalibo, Puerto Princesa, Subic Bay and Zamboanga. The only airport elevated to international status since 2008 has been the Iloilo Airport,[3] where scheduled international service began in 2012. Panglao Airport in Bohol, while billed as an international airport, is yet to be formally placed into this category as of January 2019.[3]

2. Principal airports are airports which serve domestic destinations.[1] They're 32 in the total. This category is further subdivided into two types:

  • Class 1 principal airports are airports capable of serving jet aircraft with a capacity of at least 100 seats (but could be 70).[1] As of January 2019 there are 13 airports under this sub-category,[3] all of which have regularly-scheduled air service. Tagbilaran Airport belonged to this category prior to its closure in lieu of Panglao Airport.
  • Class 2 principal airports are airports capable of serving propeller aircraft with a capacity of at least 19 seats.[1] As of January 2019 there are 19 airports under this sub-category,[3] most of which have regularly-scheduled air service.

3. Community airports are airports that are used primarily as Regional and Local Airports or for General aviation.[1] There are currently 41 airports in this category.[3] Only a few community airports, such as Cauayan Airport and Ozamiz Airport, have regularly-scheduled air service.

San Vicente Airport in Palawan, which is owned by the national government, remains unclassified as of January 2019.[3] All privately owned aerodromes (airports, airstrips, airfields) are outside of the CAAP's classification system.

Former ATO classification

The old ATO system, in use until 2008, categorized the country's public airports into four types:[4]

1. International airports were airports capable of handling international flights. There are two sub-categories of international airports:

  • Regular International airports were "used for the operation of aircraft engaged in international air navigation,"[4] and served as country's primary international gateways. In 2004 Manila and Mactan–Cebu were the only airports in this category.[5] Clark and Subic Bay were later given this status.[6]
  • Alternate International airports were airports capable of handling international flights in lieu of the regular international airports, but were not designated as primary international gateways.[4] The four airports of Davao, General Santos, Laoag and Zamboanga were classified as such.[5][6]

2. Trunkline airports were airports serving the principal commercial centers of the Philippines, intended for use by medium-range jets.[4] These were, in most cases, the only domestic airports equipped with instrument landing systems. Twelve airports were classified under this category in 2004.[5] Prior to their closure or conversion to military use, the former domestic airports of Bacolod, Cagayan de Oro and Iloilo were considered trunkline airports.[5]

3. Secondary airports were airports serving smaller urban areas capable of at least handling smaller propeller aircraft, though some were capable of supporting jet aircraft.[4] These airports were only open from sunrise until sunset, usually requiring notification of airport authorities if nighttime landing is a necessity. In 2004 a total of 25 facilities were considered secondary airports.[5] Prior to its conversion to Rajah Buayan Air Base, Buayan Airport — the former commercial airport for General Santos City — was classified as a secondary airport.[7]

4. Feeder airports were airports capable of handling smaller piston aircraft.[4] Many facilities in this category were small airstrips serving more remote areas. In 2004 a total of 42 facilities were considered feeder airports.[5] Prior to their closure or transfer to private ownership, the airports of Dolores, Lucena and Malaybalay were under this classification.[5]

This classification was made obsolete after the Air Transportation Office was replaced by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines, the successor agency created by virtue of Republic Act No. 9497.[8]

Airport names in bold have scheduled service on commercial airlines.

NOTE on ICAO codes: Under the current ICAO code assignment scheme, airports in the Luzon island group (including the Cuyo Islands, but excluding Masbate, Romblon and the rest of Palawan) and the Caluya Islands of Antique are assigned RPL- and RPU- codes; those in the Visayas (except Caluya), Masbate, Romblon and Palawan (except Cuyo), RPV- and RPS-; and those in Mindanao, RPM- and RPN-. Italicized are unofficial ICAO airport codes, i.e. those which do not fit the current code assignment scheme (RPEN, RPPN, RPTP), or are temporary placeholder codes containing numbers (RP12 through 17).

The lists below follow the CAAP's classification for airports in the Philippines, as of January 2019.[3]

International airports
Airport name ICAO IATA General area served Actual location Usage Runway length Coordinates
Clark International Airport RPLC CRK Greater Manila Area Mabalacat, Pampanga Civilian/Military 3,200 m (10,500 ft) 15°11′09″N 120°33′35″E
Mactan–Cebu International Airport RPVM CEB Central Visayas Lapu-Lapu City Civilian/Military 3,300 m (10,800 ft) 10°18′26″N 123°58′44″E
Francisco Bangoy International Airport RPMD DVO Davao Region Davao City Civilian 3,000 m (9,800 ft) 07°07′31″N 125°38′45″E
General Santos International Airport RPMR GES Soccsksargen General Santos Civilian 3,227 m (10,587 ft) 06°03′28″N 125°05′45″E
Iloilo International Airport RPVI ILO Western Visayas Cabatuan, Iloilo Civilian 2,500 m (8,200 ft) 10°49′58″N 122°29′36″E
Kalibo International Airport RPVK KLO Western Visayas Kalibo, Aklan Civilian 2,500 m (8,200 ft) 11°40′45″N 122°22′33″E
Laoag International Airport RPLI LAO Ilocos Region Laoag, Ilocos Norte Civilian 2,780 m (9,120 ft) 18°10′41″N 120°31′55″E
Ninoy Aquino International Airport RPLL MNL Greater Manila Area Pasay / Parañaque Civilian/Military 3,737 m (12,260 ft)
2,258 m (7,408 ft)		 14°30′30″N 121°01′11″E
Bohol–Panglao International Airport RPSP TAG Central Visayas Panglao, Bohol Civilian 2,500 m (8,200 ft) 09°33′52″N 123°45′57″E
Puerto Princesa International Airport RPVP PPS Palawan Puerto Princesa Civilian/Military 2,600 m (8,500 ft) 09°44′31″N 118°45′32″E
Subic Bay International Airport RPLB SFS Greater Manila Area Morong, Bataan Civilian 2,744 m (9,003 ft) 14°47′39″N 120°16′15″E
Zamboanga International Airport RPMZ ZAM Zamboanga Peninsula Zamboanga City Civilian/Military 2,609 m (8,560 ft) 06°55′20″N 122°03′35″E

Principal domestic airports
Airport name ICAO IATA Actual location Province Classification Coordinates
Bacolod–Silay Airport RPVB BCD Silay Negros Occidental Principal-Class 1 10°46′35″N 123°00′55″E
Bancasi (Butuan) Airport RPME BXU Butuan — Principal-Class 1 08°57′04″N 125°28′40″E
Cotabato Airport RPMC CBO Datu Odin Sinsuat Maguindanao Principal-Class 1 07°09′54″N 124°12′34″E
Dipolog Airport RPMG DPL Dipolog Zamboanga del Norte Principal-Class 1 08°36′06″N 123°20′33″E
Sibulan (Dumaguete) Airport RPVD DGT Sibulan Negros Oriental Principal-Class 1 09°20′01″N 123°18′02″E
Laguindingan Airport RPMY CGY Laguindingan Misamis Oriental Principal-Class 1 08°36′43″N 124°27′21″E
Legazpi Airport RPLP LGP Legazpi Albay Principal-Class 1 13°09′25″N 123°44′46″E
Naga (Pili) Airport RPUN WNP Pili Camarines Sur Principal-Class 1 13°35′05″N 123°16′12″E
Pagadian Airport RPMP PAG Pagadian Zamboanga del Sur Principal-Class 1 07°49′38″N 123°27′30″E
Roxas Airport RPVR RXS Roxas Capiz Principal-Class 1 11°35′51″N 122°45′06″E
San Jose Airport RPUH SJI San Jose Occidental Mindoro Principal-Class 1 11°13′39″N 125°01′40″E
Daniel Z. Romualdez (Tacloban) Airport RPVA TAC Tacloban Leyte Principal-Class 1 12°21′41″N 121°02′48″E
Tuguegarao Airport RPUT TUG Tuguegarao Cagayan Principal-Class 1 17°38′18″N 121°43′50″E
Evelio Javier (Antique) Airport RPVS EUQ San Jose de Buenavista Antique Principal-Class 2 10°45′57″N 121°56′00″E
Loakan (Baguio) Airport RPUB BAG Baguio — Principal-Class 2 16°22′30″N 120°37′10″E
Basco Airport RPUO BSO Basco (Batan Island) Batanes Principal-Class 2 20°27′05″N 121°58′47″E
Francisco B. Reyes (Busuanga-Coron) Airport RPVV USU Coron (Busuanga Island) Palawan Principal-Class 2 12°07′17″N 120°06′00″E
Calbayog Airport RPVC CYP Calbayog Samar Principal-Class 2 12°04′22″N 124°32′42″E
Camiguin Airport RPMH CGM Mambajao Camiguin Principal-Class 2 09°15′12″N 124°42′25″E
Catarman National Airport RPVF CRM Catarman Northern Samar Principal-Class 2 12°30′09″N 124°38′09″E
Godofredo P. Ramos (Caticlan/Boracay) Airport RPVE MPH Malay (Boracay) Aklan Principal-Class 2 11°55′29″N 121°57′18″E
Cuyo Airport RPLO CYU Magsaysay (Cuyo Island) Palawan Principal-Class 2 10°51′29″N 121°04′10″E
Jolo Airport RPMJ JOL Jolo Sulu Principal-Class 2 06°03′13″N 121°00′40″E
Marinduque Airport RPUW MRQ Gasan Marinduque Principal-Class 2 13°21′36″N 121°49′31″E
Moises R. Espinosa (Masbate) Airport RPVJ MBT Masbate City Masbate Principal-Class 2 12°22′10″N 123°37′45″E
Ormoc Airport RPVO OMC Ormoc Leyte Principal-Class 2 11°03′22″N 124°33′56″E
Sayak (Siargao) Airport RPNS IAO Del Carmen (Siargao Island) Surigao del Norte Principal-Class 2 09°51′33″N 126°00′55″E
Surigao Airport RPMS SUG Surigao City Surigao del Norte Principal-Class 2 09°45′28″N 125°28′51″E
Tugdan (Tablas/Romblon) Airport RPVU TBH Alcantara (Tablas Island) Romblon Principal-Class 2 12°18′39″N 122°04′46″E

Tandag Airport RPMW TDG Tandag Surigao del Sur Principal-Class 2 09°04′20″N 126°10′17″E
Sanga-Sanga (Tawi-Tawi) Airport RPMN TWT Bongao Tawi-Tawi Principal-Class 2 05°02′49″N 119°44′34″E
Virac Airport RPUV VRC Virac Catanduanes Principal-Class 2 13°34′35″N 124°12′20″E

Community airports
Airport name Allah Valley Airport RPMA AAV Surallah South Cotabato Community 06°22′04″N 124°45′09″E
Bagabag Airport RPUZ Bagabag Nueva Vizcaya Community 16°37′09″N 121°15′08″E
Dr. Juan C. Angara (Baler) Airport RPUR BQA San Luis Aurora Community 15°43′49″N 121°30′06″E
Bantayan Airport RPSB Santa Fe (Bantayan Island) Cebu Community 11°09′43″N 123°47′06″E
Biliran Airport RPVQ Naval Biliran Community 11°30′55″N 124°25′47″E
Bislig Airport RPMF BPH Bislig Surigao del Sur Community 08°11′44″N 126°19′17″E
Borongan (Punta Maria) Airport RPVW Borongan Eastern Samar Community 11°40′27″N 125°28′43″E
Bulan Airport RPUU Bulan Sorsogon Community 12°41′02″N 123°52′38″E
Calapan Airport RPUK Calapan Oriental Mindoro Community 13°25′23″N 121°12′06″E
Catbalogan Airport RPVY Catbalogan Samar Community 11°48′36″N 124°49′48″E
Cauayan Airport RPUY CYZ Cauayan Isabela Community 16°55′47″N 121°45′11″E
Bagasbas (Daet) Airport RPUD DTE Daet Camarines Norte Community 14°07′46″N 122°58′50″E
Guiuan Airport RPVG Guiuan Eastern Samar Community 11°02′07″N 125°44′29″E
Hilongos Airport RPVH Hilongos Leyte Community 10°22′36″N 124°45′40″E
Iba Airport RPUI Iba Zambales Community 15°19′33″N 119°58′06″E
Maria Cristina (Iligan) Airport RPMI IGN Baloi Lanao del Norte Community 08°07′50″N 124°12′53″E
Ipil Airport RPMV IPE Ipil Zamboanga Sibugay Community 07°47′10″N 122°36′04″E
Jorge Abad (Itbayat) Airport RPLT Itbayat Batanes Community 20°43′22″N 121°48′36″E
Jomalig Airport RPLJ Jomalig (Polillo Islands) Quezon Community 14°42′15″N 122°19′51″E
Liloy Airport RPMX Liloy Zamboanga del Norte Community 08°06′06″N 122°40′14″E
Lingayen Airport RPUG Lingayen Pangasinan Community 16°02′06″N 120°14′30″E
Lubang Airport RPLU LBX Lubang (Lubang Island) Occidental Mindoro Community 13°51′21″N 120°06′21″E
Panan-awan (Maasin) Airport RPSM Maasin Southern Leyte Community 10°11′13″N 124°47′00″E
Malabang Airport RPMM MLP Malabang Lanao del Sur Community 07°37′02″N 124°03′27″E
Mamburao Airport RPUM MBO Mamburao Occidental Mindoro Community 13°12′32″N 120°36′18″E
Wasig (Mansalay) Airport RPLG Mansalay Oriental Mindoro Community 12°32′1.5″N 121°28′55″E
Cagayan de Sulu (Mapun) Airport RPMU CDY Mapun Tawi-Tawi Community 12°32′01″N 121°28′52″E
Mati Airport RPMQ MXI Mati Davao Oriental Community 06°56′58″N 126°16′22″E
Labo (Ozamiz) Airport RPMO OZC Ozamiz Misamis Occidental Community 08°10′43″N 123°50′29″E
Palanan Airport RPLN Palanan Isabela Community 17°03′56″N 122°25′39″E
Pinamalayan Airport RPLA Pinamalayan Oriental Mindoro Community 12°59′11″N 121°25′33″E
Plaridel Airport RPUX Plaridel Bulacan Community 14°53′26″N 120°51′10″E
Rosales Airport RPLR Rosales Pangasinan Community 15°53′06″N 120°36′16″E
San Fernando (Poro Point) Airport RPUS SFE San Fernando La Union Community 16°35′41″N 120°18′13″E
Siocon Airport RPNO XSO Siocon Zamboanga del Norte Community 07°42′35″N 122°09′44″E
Siquijor Airport RPVZ Siquijor Siquijor Community 09°12′38″N 123°28′09″E
Sorsogon (Gabao/Bacon) Airport RPLZ Sorsogon City Sorsogon Community 13°00′26″N 124°01′34″E
Ubay Airport RPSN Ubay Bohol Community 10°03′33″N 124°25′31″E
Mindoro (Vigan) Airport RPUQ Vigan Ilocos Sur Community 17°33′17″N 120°21′22″E
Wao Airport Wao Lanao del Sur Community 07°38′05″N 124°44′01″E

Unclassified aerodromes

The various civilian aerodromes listed in this section remain unclassified. These airports, airfields, airstrips and seaplane terminals are owned and operated by individuals, corporations, or local governments[9] — except for the recently opened, government-owned San Vicente Airport, which the CAAP has not yet formally categorized.

Many of these aerodromes were purposely built to service the surrounding area's dominant industry; such are located close to tourist areas, agricultural plantations, mines and logging concessions. Some small airstrips, such as those in Sagpangan, Limasawa and Dibagat, were built to facilitate missionary work in remote areas.

Not all of the listed aerodromes in this section necessarily have a valid aerodrome certificate from the CAAP. Many are non-operational, abandoned, inactive or already closed. Aerodromes which appear in the latest satellite imagery to no longer be usable due to redevelopment are marked with a strikethrough. Airport codes that are now obsolete are enclosed in brackets.

Only a few of the aerodromes below see some amount of chartered or regularly scheduled cargo and/or commercial air traffic, usually with the use of smaller aircraft.

Airport name ICAO IATA Actual location Province Primary related industry Coordinates
Acoje Airstrip Candelaria Zambales Mining 15°41′24″N 120°03′09″E
Air Juan Boracay Seaplane Terminal Malay (Boracay Island) Aklan Tourism 11°58′28″N 121°54′46″E
Air Juan Cebu South Road Properties Seaplane Terminal Cebu City — Tourism 10°15′55″N 123°52′41″E
Air Juan Manila Harbor Seaplane Terminal Manila — Tourism 14°33′24″N 120°58′46″E
Air Juan Puerto Galera Seaplane Terminal Puerto Galera Oriental Mindoro Tourism 13°30′34″N 120°56′50″E
Alto Airfield Tarlac City Tarlac Agriculture/Industry 15°25′30″N 120°37′50″E
Amoroy Airstrip Aroroy Masbate Mining 12°30′08″N 123°22′29″E
Anahao Airstrip General MacArthur Eastern Samar General aviation 11°15′04″N 125°33′15″E
Aparri (Maura) Airport RPUA Aparri Cagayan General aviation 18°21′17″N 121°39′12″E
Apuao Grande Airstrip Mercedes (Apuao Grande Island) Camarines Norte General aviation 14°05′06″N 123°05′31″E
Apurawan Airstrip Aborlan Palawan General aviation 09°35′51″N 118°20′18″E
Aras-Asan Airstrip Cagwait Surigao del Sur Forestry 08°54′27″N 126°18′01″E
Asturias Airstrip Asturias Cebu Agriculture 10°32′29″N 123°44′42″E
Azagra Airstrip San Fernando (Sibuyan Island) Romblon General aviation 12°16′54″N 122°37′22″E
Bacuyangan Airstrip Hinoba-an Negros Occidental Forestry 09°38′01″N 122°27′34″E
Bad-as Airfield Placer Surigao del Norte General aviation 09°37′59″N 125°33′23″E
Baganga (Lambajon) Airport BNQ Baganga Davao Oriental Forestry 07°36′44″N 126°34′07″E
Balabagan Airstrip Balabagan Lanao del Sur Agriculture 07°30′49″N 124°07′17″E
Balayan Airfield Balayan Batangas General aviation 13°56′54″N 120°44′08″E
Balesin (E.L. Tordesillas) Airport RPLE[10] BSI Polillo (Balesin Island) Quezon Tourism 14°25′07″N 122°02′21″E
Barit Airstrip Aparri (Barit Island) Cagayan Tourism 18°52′11″N 121°15′23″E
Barlo Airstrip Dasol Pangasinan Mining 15°59′37″N 119°55′19″E
Barobo Airport Barobo Surigao del Sur General aviation 08°31′58″N 126°04′07″E
Barradas Airstrip Tanauan Batangas General aviation 14°05′49″N 121°06′58″E
Basay Airstrip Basay Negros Oriental Mining 09°28′16″N 122°39′55″E
Batag Airstrip Laoang (Batag Island) Northern Samar General aviation 12°37′00″N 125°03′04″E
Bato Airstrip Taytay Palawan General aviation 10°42′22″N 119°29′18″E
Berong Airstrip Quezon Palawan Mining 09°28′38″N 118°12′37″E
Bicobian Bay Airstrip Divilacan Isabela Tourism/Industry 17°16′17″N 122°25′45″E
Binalonan Airport Binalonan Pangasinan General aviation 16°03′01″N 120°34′56″E
Brooke's Point Airstrip Brooke's Point Palawan Agriculture 08°48′26″N 117°50′58″E
Buenavista Airfield RPWV Buenavista Agusan del Norte General aviation 08°56′32″N 125°23′50″E
Bugsuk (Bonbon) Airport Balabac (Bugsuk Island) Palawan Agriculture 08°13′29″N 117°19′25″E
Bundagul Airstrip Mabalacat Pampanga Industry 15°14′26″N 120°35′56″E
Busuanga Bay Lodge Seaplane Terminal Busuanga (Busuanga Island) Palawan Tourism 12°01′24″N 119°58′39″E
Cabaluyan Airstrip Mangatarem Pangasinan Agriculture 15°41′24″N 120°19′49″E
Cagayan North International Airport RPLH LLC Lal-lo Cagayan Tourism/Industry/Logistics 18°10′55″N 121°44′45″E
Cagayancillo Airport Cagayancillo Palawan Tourism/General aviation 09°34′10″N 121°11′11″E
Calamba Airfield (Canlubang Airstrip)[11][12] Canlubang, Calamba Laguna Industry/Agriculture 14°11′31″N 121°4′16″E
Calanay Airstrip Aroroy Masbate Agriculture 12°27′44″N 123°17′02″E
Calatagan (Hacienda Zobel) Airstrip Calatagan Batangas Agriculture 13°50′36″N 120°38′01″E
Camotes Airstrip San Francisco (Pacijan Island) Cebu General aviation 10°39′22″N 124°22′14″E
Candaraman Airstrip Balabac (Candaraman Island) Palawan General aviation 08°04′35″N 117°06′30″E
Caranoche Airstrip Santa Catalina Negros Oriental Agriculture 09°21′07″N 122°50′53″E
Carranglan Airstrip Carranglan Nueva Ecija General aviation 15°58′53″N 121°02′23″E
Casiguran (Aurora Special Economic Zone) Airport CGG Casiguran Aurora Tourism/Industry/Logistics (formerly: Forestry) 16°11′38″N 122°03′52″E
Catanauan Airstrip Catanauan Quezon General aviation 13°35′18″N 122°16′45″E
Central Mindanao (North Cotabato Rural) Airport M'lang Cotabato Agriculture 06°54′43″N 124°55′28″E
Cesar Lim Rodriguez (Taytay-Sandoval) Airport RPSD RZP Taytay Palawan Tourism/General aviation 11°03′06″N 119°31′06″E
Cogonan Airstrip New Bataan Compostela Valley Agriculture 07°35′21″N 126°06′38″E
Consuelo Airstrip 1 New Bataan Compostela Valley Agriculture 07°38′36″N 126°05′40″E
Consuelo Airstrip 2 New Bataan Compostela Valley Agriculture 07°38′00″N 126°05′19″E
Coron Rural Airport XCN Coron (Busuanga Island) Palawan Tourism/General aviation 12°00′42″N 120°12′02″E
Culion Airstrip CUJ Culion Palawan General aviation 11°51′16″N 119°56′15″E
Dacudao Airstrip Davao City — Agriculture 07°13′43″N 125°27′26″E
Daja Airfield Banga Aklan General aviation 11°33′50″N 122°18′29″E
Dalaguete (Casay) Airstrip Dalaguete Cebu General aviation 09°49′18″N 123°32′53″E
Dansalan Airstrip Marawi Lanao del Sur General aviation 08°00′36″N 124°16′42″E
Dapco Airstrip Panabo Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°22′48″N 125°35′15″E
Datu Paglas Airstrip Datu Paglas Maguindanao Agriculture 06°45′26″N 124°51′08″E
Del Monte Plantation Airstrip RPMT Manolo Fortich Bukidnon Agriculture 08°20′52″N 124°51′01″E
Del Pilar Airfield RPVL Roxas Palawan General aviation 10°20′07″N 119°21′16″E
Delta Airstrip Kapalong Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°38′22″N 125°41′29″E
Diatagon Airstrip Lianga Surigao del Sur Forestry 08°39′51″N 126°08′06″E
Digal Airstrip Buluan Maguindanao Agriculture 06°44′17″N 124°49′36″E
Dibagat Airstrip Kabugao Apayao General aviation 18°04′48″N 121°05′59″E
Dilasag Airstrip DSG Dilasag Aurora Forestry 08°39′51″N 126°08′06″E
Dinapigue Airstrip Dinapigue Isabela Forestry 16°31′19″N 122°15′54″E
Divilacan Airstrip Divilacan Isabela Forestry 17°19′58″N 122°17′58″E
Dizon Airstrip Mawab Compostela Valley Agriculture 07°29′16″N 125°56′15″E
Dolores (Picardo) Airport RPVX Dolores Eastern Samar General aviation 12°02′16″N 125°29′25″E
Doña Flavia Airstrip San Luis Agusan del Sur Forestry 08°28′06″N 125°42′38″E
Don Jesus Soriano (Doña Rosario) Airstrip Tubay Agusan del Norte Agriculture 09°10′10″N 125°33′37″E
El Nido (Lio) Airport RPEN ENI El Nido Palawan Tourism 11°12′08″N 119°24′59″E
Evergreen Farms Airstrip Panabo Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°18′22″N 125°39′28″E
Farmington Airstrip Santo Tomas Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°28′06″N 125°38′10″E
Ferrol (Odiongan) Airfield Ferrol Romblon General aviation 12°20′42″N 121°56′14″E
Fuga Airstrip Aparri (Fuga Island) Cagayan Tourism 18°51′46″N 121°17′01″E
General Emilio Aguinaldo (Sablayan) Airstrip Sablayan Occidental Mindoro General aviation 12°49′03″N 120°52′53″E
Guianga Airstrip Davao City — Agriculture 07°05′46″N 125°23′23″E
Guihing Airstrip Hagonoy Davao del Sur Agriculture 06°41′41″N 125°21′39″E
Guimaras Airstrip Buenavista Guimaras General aviation 10°41′40″N 122°39′56″E
Hermana Mayor Airstrip Santa Cruz (Hermana Mayor Island) Zambales Tourism 15°46′55″N 119°47′34″E
Hermana Menor Airstrip Santa Cruz (Hermana Menor Island) Zambales Tourism 15°44′05″N 119°49′28″E
Hijo Airstrip Tagum Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°23′09″N 125°49′43″E
Huma Island Resort Seaplane Terminal Busuanga (Dicilingan Island) Palawan Tourism 12°03′12″N 119°54′16″E
Ibonan Airstrip Dingalan Aurora General aviation 15°18′28″N 121°22′30″E
Inandeng Airstrip San Vicente Palawan General aviation 10°31′34″N 119°16′53″E
Isugod Airstrip Quezon Palawan General aviation 09°20′09″N 118°08′05″E
Jesus F. Magsaysay (Castillejos) Airfield RPUJ Castillejos Zambales General aviation 14°56′48″N 120°11′25″E
Kalamansig Airport Kalamansig Sultan Kudarat Agriculture 06°33′35″N 124°03′12″E
Kalaong Airstrip Maitum Sarangani Agriculture 06°04′53″N 124°27′56″E
Kasapa Airstrip Loreto Agusan del Sur Forestry 08°09′56″N 125°38′04″E
Kasilak Airstrip Panabo Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°19′59″N 125°35′49″E
Kenram Airport RPMK Isulan Sultan Kudarat Agriculture 06°39′44″N 124°36′41″E
Kling Airstrip Kiamba Sarangani Agriculture 05°56′15″N 124°44′39″E
La Filipina Airstrip Tagum Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°28′22″N 125°47′16″E
Laconon Airstrip T'Boli South Cotabato Agriculture 06°08′57″N 124°47′11″E
Lagao Airstrip General Santos — General aviation 06°09′17″N 125°09′37″E
Lahuy Airstrip Caramoan (Lahuy Island) Camarines Sur Mining 13°55′15″N 123°48′54″E
Lakawon Resort Seaplane Terminal Cadiz (Ilacaon Island) Negros Occidental Tourism 11°02′20″N 123°12′13″E
Lambayong Airstrip Lambayong Sultan Kudarat Agriculture 06°50′49″N 124°38′41″E
Lamidan Airstrip Don Marcelino Davao Occidental Agriculture 06°04′29″N 125°42′04″E
Laminga Airstrip La Paz Agusan del Sur Forestry 08°17′09″N 125°45′02″E
Lanuza (Carmen) Airstrip Lanuza Surigao del Sur General aviation 09°13′51″N 125°59′52″E
Lapanday Airstrip Davao City — Agriculture 07°09′11″N 125°34′56″E
Larap (Jose Panganiban) Airstrip RPUP Jose Panganiban Camarines Norte Mining 14°17′28″N 122°38′46″E
Latuan Airstrip Isabela Basilan Agriculture 06°43′34″N 122°01′06″E
Latud Airstrip Rizal Palawan General aviation 08°37′29″N 117°16′46″E
Lebak Rural Airport LWA Lebak Sultan Kudarat Agriculture 06°40′21″N 124°03′28″E
Lebak Airstrip Lebak Sultan Kudarat Agriculture 06°37′17″N 124°03′18″E
Lepanto Airstrip Mankayan Benguet Mining 16°52′14″N 120°46′45″E
Limasawa Airstrip Limasawa Southern Leyte General aviation 09°57′42″N 125°03′39″E
Limo-ok (LARBECO) Airstrip Lamitan Basilan Agriculture 06°38′11″N 122°07′24″E
Long Beach Airstrip Morong Bataan General aviation 14°41′19″N 120°15′45″E
Lucena Airport RPUE Lucena Quezon General aviation 13°55′52″N 121°36′04″E
Lunga-og Airstrip Santo Tomas Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°32′40″N 125°41′59″E
Lurugan Airfield Valencia Bukidnon Agriculture 07°58′48″N 125°03′03″E
Lutopan Airstrip Toledo Cebu Mining 10°19′22″N 123°42′25″E
Mabantao Airstrip Kapalong Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°37′16″N 125°43′45″E
Mabag Airstrip Aparri (Mabag Island) Cagayan Tourism 18°53′05″N 121°15′25″E
Maconacon Airport Maconacon Isabela General aviation 17°22′59″N 122°14′52″E
Madaum (Old Hijo) Airstrip Tagum Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°22′19″N 125°49′07″E
Maduao Airstrip Panabo Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°16′38″N 125°39′05″E
Magallanes Airstrip Magallanes Agusan del Norte General aviation 09°02′39″N 125°31′31″E
Magapit Airstrip Lal-lo Cagayan Forestry 18°07′46″N 121°41′11″E
Magat River Multipurpose Project (MRMP) Airport RP14 Ramon Isabela Industry 16°49′47″N 121°30′01″E
Magatos Airstrip Asuncion Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°33′02″N 125°43′49″E
Malalag Airstrip Malalag Davao del Sur Agriculture 06°34′18″N 125°23′48″E
Malamaui Airstrip Isabela Basilan General aviation 06°43′18″N 121°58′12″E
Malangas Airstrip Malangas Zamboanga Sibugay Mining 07°39′02″N 123°01′05″E
Malita Airport RP17 Malita Davao Occidental General aviation 06°24′08″N 125°37′09″E
Malubal Airstrip Roseller T. Lim Zamboanga Sibugay Forestry 07°42′08″N 122°24′42″E
Mampising (LADECO-Maryland) Airstrip Mabini Compostela Valley Agriculture 07°15′43″N 125°50′33″E
Manato Airstrip Milagros Masbate Agriculture 12°11′03″N 123°37′13″E
Mangal Airstrip Sumisip Basilan Agriculture 06°25′31″N 121°58′46″E
Mapawa Airstrip Maragusan Compostela Valley Agriculture 07°18′28″N 126°08′47″E
Maramag Airport XMA Maramag Bukidnon Agriculture 07°45′11″N 125°02′00″E
Maraymaray Airstrip Don Carlos Bukidnon Agriculture 07°42′41″N 124°57′04″E
Marsman Airstrip Santo Tomas Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°30′45″N 125°38′31″E
Mawab Airstrip Mawab Compostela Valley Agriculture 07°31′56″N 125°56′38″E
Menzi (Cabunbata) Airfield / Seahawk Landing Zone RP16 Isabela Basilan Agriculture 06°39′22″N 121°58′47″E
Milbuk Airstrip Palimbang Sultan Kudarat Agriculture 06°09′38″N 124°16′49″E
MILUDECO Airstrip Kiamba Sarangani Agriculture 06°01′01″N 124°35′06″E
Minuyan Airstrip Norzagaray Bulacan Mining 14°53′13″N 121°07′22″E
Mountainview College Airstrip Valencia Bukidnon General aviation 07°59′17″N 125°01′37″E
Nabulao Airstrip Sipalay Negros Occidental Mining 09°39′53″N 122°32′08″E
Nampicuan Airstrip Nampicuan Nueva Ecija General aviation 15°44′37″N 120°38′20″E
Nasugbu Airfield Nasugbu Batangas General aviation 14°04′56″N 120°37′49″E
Nasuli (Bangcud) Airstrip Malaybalay Bukidnon General aviation 08°00′23″N 125°07′39″E
Neda Airstrip Monkayo Compostela Valley Agriculture 07°44′23″N 126°04′30″E
New Corella Airstrip New Corella Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°36′33″N 125°48′13″E
Nonoc Airport RP13 Surigao City (Nonoc Island) Surigao del Norte Mining 09°48′33″N 125°35′42″E
OMNI Aviation Complex Mabalacat Pampanga General aviation 15°10′17″N 120°33′48″E
Pagbilao Grande Airport RP12 Pagbilao (Pagbilao Grande Island) Quezon Industry 13°54′01″N 121°44′39″E
Pamalican (Amanpulo) Airstrip RPUA[10] Agutaya (Pamalican Island) Palawan Tourism 11°21′31″N 120°43′40″E
Pangi (Rico Vista) Airstrip Maco Compostela Valley Agriculture 07°26′50″N 125°50′28″E
Paniqui Airstrip Paniqui Tarlac General aviation 15°40′28″N 120°36′07″E
Paracale Airstrip Paracale Camarines Norte Mining 14°17′17″N 122°48′02″E
PASAR-LIDE Airport RP15 Isabel Leyte Industry 10°54′44″N 124°26′16″E
PICOP Airstrip Bislig Surigao del Sur Industry 08°11′43″N 126°21′35″E
Pinili (Upper Pampanga River Project) Airstrip San Jose Nueva Ecija Industry 15°45′50″N 121°02′03″E
Pintatagan Airstrip Banaybanay Davao Oriental Agriculture 07°04′39″N 125°56′29″E
Polomolok (Dole Cannery) Airstrip Polomolok South Cotabato Agriculture 06°14′37″N 125°05′51″E
Poon Coto Airstrip Masinloc Zambales Mining 15°34′51″N 120°04′05″E
President Quirino Airstrip President Quirino Sultan Kudarat Agriculture 06°42′41″N 124°43′40″E
Refugio Airstrip San Carlos Negros Occidental Agriculture 10°30′55″N 123°26′50″E
Rio Tuba Airport Bataraza Palawan Mining 08°32′57″N 117°26′10″E
Rizal Airstrip Rizal Palawan General aviation 09°00′46″N 117°39′19″E
Rizal (PNOC-EDC) Airstrip Kananga Leyte Industry 11°09′52″N 124°36′01″E
Sagay Airstrip Sagay Negros Occidental Agriculture 10°52′28″N 123°24′54″E
Sagpangan Airstrip Aborlan Palawan General aviation 09°30′37″N 118°33′12″E
Samal (Bataan 2020, Inc.) Airport Samal Bataan Industry 14°46′15″N 120°30′26″E
Sampao Airstrip Kapalong Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°36′11″N 125°39′16″E
San Antonio (Dalupiri) Airport San Antonio (Dalupiri Island) Northern Samar General aviation 12°25′04″N 124°16′26″E
San Isidro (Dolores Timber) Airstrip Las Navas Northern Samar Forestry 12°15′20″N 125°03′36″E
San Isidro (SODACO) Airstrip San Isidro Davao Oriental Agriculture 06°49′34″N 126°05′59″E
San Luis (Baculin Bay) Airstrip Caraga Davao Oriental Agriculture 07°25′58″N 126°32′42″E
San Vicente Airport RPSV SWL San Vicente Palawan Tourism/General aviation 10°31′30″N 119°16′26″E
Sangi Airport Toledo Cebu Industry 10°23′35″N 123°38′41″E
Santa Josefa (Aurora) Airstrip Santa Josefa Agusan del Sur Agriculture 08°01′20″N 126°00′57″E
Santa Rosa (Voice of America) Airstrip Concepcion Tarlac General aviation 15°23′05″N 120°37′28″E
Semirara Airport RPUE[13] Caluya (Semirara Island) Antique Mining 12°04′29″N 121°23′19″E
Siasi Airport SSV Siasi Sulu Agriculture 05°34′04″N 120°50′36″E
Sicogon Airport RPSG ICO Carles (Sicogon Island) Iloilo Tourism 11°27′35″N 123°15′03″E
Sipalay Airport (San Jose Airstrip) Sipalay Negros Occidental Tourism/General aviation (formerly: Mining) 09°47′33″N 122°27′06″E
Sirawai Airport Sirawai Zamboanga del Norte Agriculture 07°35′12″N 122°09′27″E
SUMAPI (Old Busuanga) Airstrip Busuanga (Busuanga Island) Palawan Agriculture 12°09′43″N 119°54′28″E
TADECO I (North) Airstrip Braulio E. Dujali Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°26′11″N 125°35′59″E
TADECO II (South) Airstrip Panabo Davao del Norte Agriculture 07°23′28″N 125°34′18″E
Tagbina Airstrip Tagbina Surigao del Sur Agriculture 08°28′39″N 126°08′02″E
Tagbita Airport TGB Rizal Palawan Mining 08°42′54″N 117°21′12″E
Taggat Airstrip Claveria Cagayan General aviation 18°36′16″N 121°03′43″E
Talakag Airstrip Talakag Bukidnon Agriculture 08°14′46″N 124°36′05″E
Tambo Airstrip Tayasan Negros Oriental Agriculture 09°54′59″N 123°04′25″E
Tampakan Airstrip Tampakan South Cotabato Agriculture 06°24′43″N 124°56′03″E
Tapian Airport Santa Cruz Marinduque Mining 13°26′27″N 121°58′51″E
Tibagon Airstrip Pantukan Compostela Valley Agriculture 07°14′54″N 125°50′37″E
Tolong Airstrip Santa Catalina Negros Oriental Agriculture 09°19′17″N 122°52′40″E
Tumajubong Airstrip Sumisip Basilan Agriculture 06°28′50″N 122°02′19″E
Tungao Airstrip Butuan — Forestry 08°46′23″N 125°32′47″E
Two Seasons Resort Seaplane Terminal Coron (Bulalacao Island) Palawan Tourism 11°46′38″N 120°08′05″E
VICMICO Airstrip Victorias Negros Occidental Agriculture 10°52′53″N 123°04′21″E
Waloe Airstrip Loreto Agusan del Sur Forestry 08°13′01″N 125°47′02″E
Woodland Airpark (Gordon Boyce Airfield) Magalang Pampanga General aviation 15°15′15″N 120°40′39″E

Military airfields
Military facility name ICAO IATA Actual location Usage Coordinates
Basilio Fernando Air Base RPUL Lipa, Batangas Military 13°57′17″N 121°07′29″E
Camp Mateo Capinpin Airfield RPLM[14] Tanay, Rizal Military 14°32′05″N 121°21′49″E
Cesar Basa Air Base RPUF Floridablanca, Pampanga Military 14°59′11″N 120°29′33″E
Kindley Landing Field (Corregidor) RPLX Cavite City, Cavite Military 14°23′29″N 120°36′26″E
Danilo Atienza Air Base (formerly U.S. Naval Station Sangley Point) RPLS SGL Cavite City, Cavite SGL Military 14°29′29″N 120°53′38″E
Ernesto Rabina Air Base (formerly Crow Valley Gunnery Range) RPLQ Capas, Tarlac Military 15°19′03″N 120°25′22″E
Fort Magsaysay Airfield RPLV Santa Rosa, Nueva Ecija Military 15°26′02″N 121°05′24″E
Jose Paredes Air Station Airstrip Pasuquin and Burgos, Ilocos Norte Military 18°24′11″N 120°40′00″E
Lumbia Air Base RPML Cagayan de Oro Military 08°24′56″N 124°36′40″E
Wallace Drone Launch Facility within Poro Point (Wallace) Air Station RPLW San Fernando, La Union Military 16°37′05″N 120°17′00″E
Rajah Buayan Air Base RPMB General Santos Military 06°06′20″N 125°14′06″E
Rancudo Airfield RPPN Kalayaan, Palawan Military 11°03′05″N 114°17′01″E
San Vicente Naval Airfield within Naval Base Camilo Osias Santa Ana, Cagayan Military 18°30′13″N 122°08′56″E
Sibutu Airfield Sibutu, Tawi-Tawi Military 04°50′35″N 119°27′38″E
Tarumpitao Point Airfield RPTP Rizal, Palawan Military 09°02′37″N 117°37′59″E
Antonio Bautista Air Base and Puerto Princesa International Airport RPVP PPS Puerto Princesa Mixed military-civilian use 09°44′31″N 118°45′31″E
Mactan-Benito Ebuen Air Base and Mactan–Cebu International Airport RPVM CEB Lapu-Lapu Mixed military-civilian use 10°18′48″N 123°58′58″E
Clark Air Base and Clark International Airport RPLC CRK Clark Freeport Zone Mixed military-civilian use 15°11′09″N 120°33′35″E
Edwin Andrews Air Base and Zamboanga International Airport RPMZ ZAM Zamboanga City Mixed military-civilian use 06°55′20″N 122°03′34″E
Jesus Villamor Air Base (formerly Nichols Field) and Ninoy Aquino International Airport RPLL MNL Parañaque/Pasay Mixed military-civilian use 14°30′31″N 121°01′10″E
Angeles Airfield [defunct] Angeles Former military use 15°07′16″N 120°35′45″E
Angeles Northeast Airfield [defunct] Angeles Former military use 15°09′18″N 120°35′54″E
Angeles South (Lara) Airfield [defunct] Bacolor, Pampanga Former military use 15°04′54″N 120°36′05″E
Angeles West Airfield [defunct] Angeles Former military use 15°07′44″N 120°34′00″E
Alicante Airfield [defunct] Victorias, Negros Occidental Former military use 10°53′21″N 123°01′07″E
Bamban Airfield [defunct] Bamban, Tarlac Former military use 15°18′03″N 120°35′29″E
Batangas Airfield [defunct] Batangas City, Batangas Former military use 13°46′28″N 121°03′49″E
Bayug Airfield [defunct] Burauen, Leyte Former military use 10°58′49″N 124°54′18″E
Buri Airfield [defunct] Burauen, Leyte Former military use 10°59′33″N 124°54′06″E
Cabanatuan (Maniquis/Camp Tinio) Airfield [defunct] RPUC Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija Former military use 15°29′11″N 121°02′30″E
Cabcaben Airfield [defunct] Mariveles, Bataan Former military use 14°27′24″N 120°35′31″E
Calarian Airfield [defunct] Zamboanga City Former military use 06°55′34″N 122°01′38″E
Camalaniugan Airfield [defunct] Camalaniugan, Cagayan Former military use 18°18′03″N 121°39′53″E
Canlubang (Yulo) Airfield [defunct] Calamba, Laguna Former military use 14°13′26″N 121°05′59″E
Carolina Airfield [defunct] Manapla, Negros Occidental Former military use 10°57′32″N 123°10′34″E
U.S. Naval Air Station Cubi Point (now Subic Bay International Airport) RPLB Morong, Bataan SFS Former military use 14°47′40″N 120°16′16″E
Old Del Monte Airfield [defunct] Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon Former military use 08°21′41″N 124°49′59″E
Dulag Airfield [defunct] Dulag, Leyte Former military use 10°56′53″N 125°00′37″E
Dumarao Airfield [defunct] Dumarao, Capiz Former military use 11°15′42″N 122°40′31″E
Echague Airfield [defunct] Echague, Isabela Former military use 16°42′05″N 121°39′21″E
Elmore Airfield [defunct] San Jose, Occidental Mindoro Former military use 12°26′50″N 121°04′47″E
Grace Park (Manila North) Airfield [defunct] Caloocan Former military use 14°39′05″N 120°59′26″E
Hill Airfield [defunct] San Jose, Occidental Mindoro Former military use 12°23′28″N 121°03′13″E
Lamao (Bataan) Airfield [defunct] Limay, Bataan Former military use 14°31′38″N 120°36′04″E
La Carlota Airfield [defunct] La Carlota, Negros Occidental Former military use 10°25′30″N 122°54′23″E
Libby Airfield [defunct] Davao City Former military use 07°03′31″N 125°31′30″E
Luna Airfield [defunct] Luna, La Union Former military use 16°51′52″N 120°22′58″E
Mabalacat East Airfield [defunct] Mabalacat, Pampanga Former military use 15°14′21″N 120°34′08″E
Mabalacat West Airfield [defunct] Mabalacat, Pampanga Former military use 15°13′02″N 120°33′00″E
Mandaluyong East Airfield [defunct] Mandaluyong Former military use 14°34′41″N 121°03′26″E
Mangaldan Airfield [defunct] Mangaldan, Pangasinan Former military use 16°03′40″N 120°23′49″E
Mariveles Airfield [defunct] Mariveles, Bataan Former military use 14°26′06″N 120°28′37″E
Matina Airfield [defunct] Davao City Former military use 07°03′21″N 125°35′34″E
Medellin Airfield [defunct] RPVN Medellin, Cebu Former military use 11°08′26″N 123°57′35″E
Murtha Airfield [defunct] San Jose, Occidental Mindoro Former military use 12°25′32″N 121°05′51″E
Naguilian Airfield [defunct] Naguilian, La Union Former military use 16°32′05″N 120°23′49″E
Naulo Point Airfield [defunct] Santa Cruz, Zambales Former military use 15°42′41″N 119°53′54″E
Nielson Airfield [defunct] Makati Former military use 14°33′25″N 121°01′16″E
Pasig Airfield [defunct] Pasig Former military use 14°35′17″N 121°05′45″E
Pilar Airfield [defunct] Pilar, Bataan Former military use 14°39′51″N 120°33′00″E
Porac Airfield [defunct] Porac, Pampanga Former military use 15°03′11″N 120°32′32″E
Punta Baja Airfield [defunct] Rizal, Palawan Former military use 09°03′47″N 117°39′19″E
Quezon Airfield [defunct] Quezon City Former military use 14°38′58″N 121°02′03″E
San Manuel Airfield [defunct] Tarlac City, Tarlac Former military use 15°29′37″N 120°38′35″E
San Marcelino Airfield [defunct] San Marcelino, Zambales Former military use 14°57′39″N 120°12′26″E
San Pablo Airfield [defunct] Burauen, Leyte Former military use 10°59′01″N 124°55′32″E
Santa Barbara Airfield [defunct] Cabatuan, Iloilo Former military use 10°50′47″N 122°30′21″E
Tanauan Airfield [defunct] Tanauan, Leyte Former military use 11°06′15″N 125°01′14″E
Zablan Airfield [defunct] Quezon City Former military use 14°36′31″N 121°04′09″E
Zablan Auxiliary Airfield [defunct] Quezon City Former military use 14°35′45″N 121°04′48″E

Airports being planned or under construction

The list below only includes new air transportation facilities being proposed or are under construction.

Airport name Status Type Actual location Coordinates
Bicol (Southern Luzon) International Airport Under construction International Daraga, Albay 13°06′44″N 123°40′38″E
Carabao Island International Airport Private sector proposal rejected[15] International San Jose, Romblon
New Manila International Airport Private sector proposals under review / JICA study completion pending International Bulakan, Bulacan[16]
Cotabato City International Airport Chinese-firm study (PPP scheme bidding agreed)[17] International Tamontaka I to Tamontaka III, Cotabato City
New Zamboanga International Airport Proposed[18] International Zamboanga City 06°57′29″N 122°09′55″E
Dumaguete-Bacong International Airport Land Acquisition[19] International Bacong, Negros Oriental
Agutaya Airport Under construction Domestic Agutaya, Palawan 11°09′33″N 120°57′14″E
Alaminos (Pangasinan) Airport Construction on hold[20] Domestic Alaminos, Pangasinan 16°08′37″N 120°02′04″E
Balabac Airport PPP bidding pending[21] Domestic Balabac, Palawan 13°06′44″N 123°40′38″E
Bukidnon Airport (Maraymaray Airstrip) Under construction[22][23] Domestic Don Carlos, Bukidnon 07°42′41″N 124°57′04″E
Calayan Airport Under construction[24] Domestic Calayan, Cagayan 19°15′25″N 121°29′23″E
Daanbantayan (North Cebu) Airstrip Study pending[25] Domestic Daanbantayan, Cebu
Kabankalan Airport Under construction[26] Domestic Kabankalan, Negros Occidental 10°00′21″N 122°51′04″E
Lamitan Airport Proposed[27] Domestic Lamitan, Basilan 06°42′40″N 122°07′00″E
Libmanan Airport Development suspended[28] Domestic Libmanan, Camarines Sur
Quirino Airport Study pending[29] Domestic Maddela, Quirino
San Carlos Airport Construction on hold[30] Domestic San Carlos, Negros Occidental 10°30′35″N 123°26′06″E
Sultan Kudarat Airport Study suspended[23] Domestic President Quirino, Sultan Kudarat
Cagayan Valley International Airport Proposed[31] International Tumauini, Isabela
Sangley Point Airport Under construction[32] International Sangley Point, Cavite City, Cavite 14°29′29″N 120°53′38″E

Closed airports
(Coordinates: 10°38′33.04″N 122°55′46.62″E)
(Coordinates: 08°36′43″N 124°27′21″E)
(Coordinates 10°42′47.04″N 122°32′27.90″E)
(Coordinates: 08°24′56″N 124°36′40″E)
(Coordinates: 09°39′50″N 123°51′11″E)

See also

References
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