Presently, there are eight international airports in the Philippines. The premier gateway is the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila. The other international airports spread in Clark, Subic, and Laoag in Luzon Island, Cebu in the Visayas Island and Davao, General Santos, and Zamboanga in Mindanao Island handle regular flights from various capitals and service chartered and cargo planes. Philippine Airlines, the national flag carrier, and several commercial airlines fly the country’s airspace.

         The island of Palawan has a trunkline airport located at the Puerto Princesa while four feeder airports are located in Busuanga, El Nido, Cuyo and Taytay. 

         Cruise liners call on the port of Manila. Inter-island passenger vessels are available to reach the different islands of the Philippines.

           Communication

         International and national direct dial phone, facsimile service, mobile phone sites, internet , email facilities are available in the country. These services are provided by major telecommunication companies in the country that include PLDT, Globe, Smart and Digitel. Pre-paid cards for mobile units are also available in the whole archipelago.

          Downstream Facilities (view locations)

         International and national direct dial phone, facsimile service, mobile phone sites, internet , email facilities are available in the country. These services are provided by major telecommunication companies in the country that include PLDT, Globe, Smart and Digitel. Pre-paid cards for mobile units are also available in the whole archipelago.

           Power Plants (view locations)

         International and national direct dial phone, facsimile service, mobile phone sites, internet , email facilities are available in the country. These services are provided by major telecommunication companies in the country that include PLDT, Globe, Smart and Digitel. Pre-paid cards for mobile units are also available in the whole archipelago.

           Production Platforms

         The existing seven platforms in the Philippines are all located in offshore Northwest Palawan servicing the Malampaya natural gas production and the Matinloc and Nido oil production. The other platforms are shut-in indefinitely.

           Pipelines

         Offshore NW Palawan, the Malampaya natural gas is delivered to the onshore gas processing plant in Batangas. The gas is then supplied through onshore pipelines to Sta. Rita, San Lorenzo and Ilijan power plants, all in Batangas province in Luzon.

         Crude oil pipeline exists in the country and runs from Batangas to Pandacan in Manila.

         The proposed natural gas pipelines from Batangas to Manila including spur lines will pass through economic zones in Laguna province, south of Manila.