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Philippines

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National Commercial Aviation & Runway Registry (ISO: PH)
4 Commercial Aerodromes
Longest National Runway
11,188 ft
3,410 meters
Indexed Commercial Hubs
4
Paved primary runways (≥3,000 ft)

Philippines Runway Facts at a Glance

Top 4 longest runways: #1 Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) 11,188 ft; #2 Mactan Cebu International Airport (CEB) 10,860 ft; #3 General Santos International Airport (GES) 10,587 ft; #4 Clark International Airport / Clark Air Base (CRK) 10,499 ft. The gap from MNL to CRK is 689 ft.

Elevation: Highest: General Santos International Airport (GES) at 505 ft (154 m); lowest: CEB at 31 ft, a spread of 474 ft.

Runway count: 4 published airports, 6 active runways in total; 2 with 1 active runway, 2 with 2 active runways.

National Runway Inventory & Ranking Table

Commercial aerodromes in Philippines ordered by longest active runway dimension.

National Rank Aerodrome Name IATA Municipality Longest Runway Elevation Published Global Rank
#1 in PH Ninoy Aquino International Airport MNL Manila (Pasay) 11,188 ft (3410m) 75 ft Re-rank pending (corrected length)
#2 in PH Mactan Cebu International Airport CEB Cebu City/Lapu-Lapu City 10,860 ft (3310m) 31 ft tied #394 of 650
#3 in PH General Santos International Airport GES General Santos 10,587 ft (3227m) 505 ft #438 of 650
#4 in PH Clark International Airport / Clark Air Base CRK Mabalacat 10,499 ft (3200m) 484 ft tied #456 of 650

Source Notes & Corrections

Source disputed: Runway 06/24 at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) is shown on this page as 3,410 m (11,188 ft), the length published by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) and also listed by SkyVector. Other sources differ: Wikipedia gives 3,514 m (11,529 ft); OurAirports, and MIAA/JICA (2011) figures cited in a World Bank PPP document, give 3,737 m (12,261 ft). The current CAAP eAIP has not been checked. MNL's published dataset rank has not yet been recalculated for this length and is shown as pending. Sources: CAAP accident report A6-ENN (§1.10.1) ↗; SkyVector: RPLL ↗; Wikipedia: Ninoy Aquino International Airport ↗; OurAirports runways.csv ↗.