SFE | San Fernando Airport

[hugodiekonig]

Originally Posted by boom_box

As what other poster said, mukhang GenAv airport nalang ang SFE with complete facilities. That is kung mangyayari yung expansion sa Clark. Malay natin baka lumipat yung Omni School dyan sa SFE.

AFAIK, Clark and SFE is always being used for cross country flight in pilot training and flight hour building. I'm seeing na pwede ring mag cater ang SFE for private Business jets but its up to the LGU on how they heavily promote San Fernando.

We will just wait for any positive developments regarding sa Privatization nito at sa expansions sa Clark Airport. Malamang mangyayari rin ang mga iyan in the future

[pi_malejana]

Originally Posted by boom_box

As what other poster said, mukhang GenAv airport nalang ang SFE with complete facilities. That is kung mangyayari yung expansion sa Clark. Malay natin baka lumipat yung Omni School dyan sa SFE.

AFAIK, Clark and SFE is always being used for cross country flight in pilot training and flight hour building. I'm seeing na pwede ring mag cater ang SFE for private Business jets but its up to the LGU on how they heavily promote San Fernando.

that's what i was thinking too.. maybe it and Alaminos Airport (once completed) could serve as executive airports for the region, especially once TPLEx is finished...

[hugodiekonig]

i really dont know what will happen to those airports(sf and alaminos) when the tpluex opens,sana hindi mabulok ang mga airport na ito.

[dashalvin]

Yang sa Alaminos, nastart na ba ang construction?

[hugodiekonig]

Originally Posted by dashalvin

Yang sa Alaminos, nastart na ba ang construction?

yes, noong 2010, under ng term pa ni PGMA. after buksan yung San Fernando Airport saka sinimulang i-construct iyon

[dashalvin]

Pero, ginagawa pa ba ito hanggang ngayon?

[dashalvin]

Alaminos airport aims for 2016 opening
Posted on March 25, 2012 - Filed Under Business, News | Leave a Comment

ALAMINOS CITY—With funding for the construction of the airport in Alaminos already included in the Annual General Appropriations Act starting this year, city officials are optimistic that the facility will be able to start operations before the end of President Benigno Aquino III’s term in 2016.

Alaminos City Administrator Wilmer Panabang said land acquisition for the 150-hectare airport is now almost complete and construction of an access road from the highway to the airport is ongoing.

At least P150 million was initially released by the Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC) for land acquisition alone while the construction of the access road is being funded by a P21 million budget from the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH).

Panabang said city officials are confident that the Aquino administration will complete the airport as it is considered a priority project for tourism in the Hundred Islands National Park and Pangasinan as a whole.

It takes about five hours by land transport from Manila to the Hundred Islands, while air travel will only be about 45 minutes.

With a planned three-kilometer runway suited for big planes, the Alaminos Airport will start with domestic flights and eventually open for international services similar to the Laoag International Airport in Ilocos Norte.

“Definitely when it finally opens, it will be bigger than the Laoag International Airport which is only 75 hectares,” Panabang said.

Panabang added that two airlines have already signified their intention to service the Manila-Alaminos-Manila route.

5 hours from Manila. Sana feasible to para di masayang ang pera ng gov't para dito. May hundred islands naman ang Alaminos para sa mga tourists.

[hugodiekonig]

5-6 hrs din ang travel time sa La Union,parehas sa Alaminos.mukhang nanganganib uli iyan na maging 'dormant' airport kagaya sa San Fernando Airport,kahit sabihin nating may Hundred islands naman na mapapasyalan doon.


Kailangan lang ng tulong ng gobyerno sa pagpromote ng turismo ng La Union,even internationally,para mabuhay ang San Fernando Airport. Marami namang mapapasyalan sa La Union gaya ng beaches,Thunderbird Resort at Surfing sa San Juan. Maraming foreigners ang pumupunta rio,mostly Koreans and Australians,hindi lang sa La Union may mapapasyalan kundi sa Baguio rin.1-1.5hr drive lang from San Fernando.

[Tourero]

Problema kasi kabilaAN at mag kakatabi pa ang mga Airport sa inyo Subic naka Tingga din La Union naka tingga din may Laoag din tayo may Tuguegarao WHY NOT DEVELOP road network to lessen travel Time same lang namn ang ini Offer nyong Tourist spot nothing Special Except BAGUIO at Ilocandia like Vigan and Laoag Kung ako lang CLARK lang dapat ang i-improved, Magkaiba kasi Tol ang Bus Terminal sa Airport.

[hugodiekonig]

Originally Posted by Tourero

Problema kasi kabilaAN at mag kakatabi pa ang mga Airport sa inyo Subic naka Tingga din La Union naka tingga din may Laoag din tayo may Tuguegarao WHY NOT DEVELOP road network to lessen travel Time same lang namn ang ini Offer nyong Tourist spot nothing Special Except BAGUIO at Ilocandia like Vigan and Laoag Kung ako lang CLARK lang dapat ang i-improved, Magkaiba kasi Tol ang Bus Terminal sa Airport.

Uhm this airport wad deveveloped,first because of Loakan airport in Baguio's poor visibility,thus making this airport supposedly an alternate one,and second because of the growing tourist arrivals. What's nothing special here? We have a 5-star hotel,beautiful beaches and surfing spots,and many foreigners do visit our province,what's nothing special there? Even tourists in Baguio go down to La Union for sidetrips. It's obvious you do not know pretty much about La Union

[dashalvin]

Kailan ba ginawa ang feasibility dito? At kumusta ang data figures ng foreign tourists arrivals diyan sa hundred islands?

[hugodiekonig]

Originally Posted by dashalvin

Kailan ba ginawa ang feasibility dito? At kumusta ang data figures ng foreign tourists arrivals diyan sa hundred islands?

Feasibility of Alaminos Airport? I don't know the exact year but i'm pretty sure it is during the latter years of tenure of PGMA. Marami naman ang pupupunta roon, i can't find data figures for this

[dashalvin]

Dito sa amin sa northeast ng zam peninsula, we have 3 very close airports with 2-4 hours land travel time from south to north namely Pagadian, Ozamiz and Dipolog. All these three cities are economic centers of their respective provinces and are serve by 2 airlines using 134-180 seater Airbus planes. I don't know what is the case there in Central Luzon, correct me if I'm wrong in geo tagging of your place, because people there have the option to go to Manila via land travel which we can't avail due to our distance to Manila.

[dashalvin]

Originally Posted by hugodiekonig

Feasibility of Alaminos Airport? I don't know the exact year but i'm pretty sure it is during the latter years of tenure of PGMA. Marami naman ang pupupunta roon, i can't find data figures for this

Kailan sinumulan yung express way diyan? Kasi dapit naincorporate ng study ang ginagawang expressway. Magkano din yung total amount ng expressway? thanks

[hugodiekonig]

Originally Posted by dashalvin

Kailan sinumulan yung express way diyan? Kasi dapit naincorporate ng study ang ginagawang expressway. Magkano din yung total amount ng expressway? thanks

2010 nasimulan ang expressway (Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway from La Paz, Tarlac to Rosario, La Union Expressway 88.58 kms siya.

Sa ngayon ang project cost ay 11.594 Billion php, pero pwede pang lumobo ito. http://www.dpwh.gov.ph/PPP/main3.asp?page=a18

[hugodiekonig]

Originally Posted by dashalvin

Dito sa amin sa northeast ng zam peninsula, we have 3 very close airports with 2-4 hours land travel time from south to north namely Pagadian, Ozamiz and Dipolog. All these three cities are economic centers of their respective provinces and are serve by 2 airlines using 134-180 seater Airbus planes. I don't know what is the case there in Central Luzon, correct me if I'm wrong in geo tagging of your place, because people there have the option to go to Manila via land travel which we can't avail due to our distance to Manila.

ok na ok lang diyan ang mga airport kahit magkakalapit, since ang main market naman ay Manila. Maraming road networks kasi rito sa Luzon, dahil narin sa shape ng island ng Luzon. Clark Airport naman is 95 kms from Manila airport (NAIA) and alternate airport siya incase may aberya man sa NAIA


Ang aim lang naman kaya idinevelop ang San Fernando Airport ay para palakasin ang tourism rito sa La Union at sa Baguio. Since proximate naman ito sa Manila at 5-6 hrs lang naman ang travel time, mas gugustuhin parin ng mga tao ang travel by land since mas mura kaysa sumakay ng eroplano

[dashalvin]

Originally Posted by hugodiekonig

ok na ok lang diyan ang mga airport kahit magkakalapit, since ang main market naman ay Manila. Maraming road networks kasi rito sa Luzon, dahil narin sa shape ng island ng Luzon. Clark Airport naman is 95 kms from Manila airport (NAIA) and alternate airport siya incase may aberya man sa NAIA


Ang aim lang naman kaya idinevelop ang San Fernando Airport ay para palakasin ang tourism rito sa La Union at sa Baguio. Since proximate naman ito sa Manila at 5-6 hrs lang naman ang travel time, mas gugustuhin parin ng mga tao ang travel by land since mas mura kaysa sumakay ng eroplano

Nabasa ko na nafinalize pala ang Alaminos Airport in 2007. So obsolete na ang feasibility study nito. Kung magkaganon man ay dapat icancel nalang e2 para hindi maging white elephant. Pwede pang igawa ang pera sa paggawa ng alternate roads. Pero mukhang napromise to ni PNOY na tapusin in 2016.

[Tourero]

Originally Posted by dashalvin

Nabasa ko na nafinalize pala ang Alaminos Airport in 2007. So obsolete na ang feasibility study nito. Kung magkaganon man ay dapat icancel nalang e2 para hindi maging white elephant. Pwede pang igawa ang pera sa paggawa ng alternate roads. Pero mukhang napromise to ni PNOY na tapusin in 2016.

Taga National Archives ka ba Dash?


Kasi ang galing mong mag-research Peace

@HUGO, Thunderbird Resort? ba kamo yung copycat ng Santorini, Greece kahit saan namn madaling gumawa nyan dito nga sa Bulacan may Eiffel Tower na Zipline so puede plang magpagawa na rin ng Bulacan Airport dito BTW si San Mig may balak nainip na sa Bulok na CAAP

[dashalvin]

Originally Posted by Tourero

Taga National Archives ka ba Dash?


Kasi ang galing mong mag-research Peace

@HUGO, Thunderbird Resort? ba kamo yung copycat ng Santorini, Greece kahit saan namn madaling gumawa nyan dito nga sa Bulacan may Eiffel Tower na Zipline so puede plang magpagawa na rin ng Bulacan Airport dito BTW si San Mig may balak nainip na sa Bulok na CAAP

Hehehe... Gusto ko lang talaga factual na info sharing as it stirs up my interest.

[hugodiekonig]

Originally Posted by dashalvin

Nabasa ko na nafinalize pala ang Alaminos Airport in 2007. So obsolete na ang feasibility study nito. Kung magkaganon man ay dapat icancel nalang e2 para hindi maging white elephant. Pwede pang igawa ang pera sa paggawa ng alternate roads. Pero mukhang napromise to ni PNOY na tapusin in 2016.

Mukhang mapupurnada pareho ang San Fernando AIrport al Alaminos airport kung matapos na ang Alaminos Airport, unless palalakasin nalang ang turismo sa mga lugar na ito