Clark airport operator partners with Robinsons, Genesis

MANILA, Philippines - The operator of Clark international airport has partnered with Robinsons Malls of taipan John Gokongwei and Genesis Transport Service for the establishment of a transportation hub to cater to airline passengers.

Emigdio Tanjuatco III, president and chief executive officer of the Clark International Airport Corp. (CIAC), said the partnership with Robinsons and Genesis calls for the establishment of the hub with a ticketing lounge located at the Bus Terminal of Robinsons Starmills Pampanga.

Tanjuatco led the signing of the memorandum of understanding with Robinsons Malls senior vice president and general manager Arlene Magtibay and Genesis Transport marketing head Loren Zubia,

According to Tanjuatco, the new hub would cater to passengers and travelers using the Clark International Airport.

Clark Airport is host to several airlines such as Asiana Airlines, Qatar Airways, Cebu Pacific, Seair, Tiger Air, Jin Air, Dragonair, Air Asia Berhad and Tiger Air Singapore.

 “We all aim to give our customers the best service possible and one of the concerns of the passengers right now is the mobility of the passengers from terminal to destinations, and we are thankful that we have partners such as Robinsons and Genesis to address that concern,” Tanjuatco said.

Tanjuatco also vowed to extend support to Robinsons and Genesis to make the partnership stronger in the long run.

For her part, Magtibay said about 500 buses from various points of Luzon are picking up and dropping passengers at the Robinsons Starmills Pampanga.

 “Now it will be much easier for passengers to go to Clark Airport by using the Robinsons Transport Hub,” Magtibay said.

Tanjuatco earlier said the volume of passengers using the Clark international airport in Pampanga is expected to grow 150 percent to three million over the next two years from the current level of about 1.2 million passengers per year.