UPS opens US$80 million logistics hub at Clark airport
The company says the new facility has created nearly 600 jobs and can handle up to 46,000 packages daily.
UPS opened a new logistics hub costing US$80 million at Clark International Airport in the Philippines on October 15, 2026. The company said the investment expands its service capacity on more than 1,100 trade lanes worldwide.
Covering 30,000 square metres, the facility is 15 times the size of its former Clark hub, according to UPS. It can handle up to 46,000 packages daily, with maximum hourly processing capacity rising to 15,000 packages. The company said the new hub has created nearly 600 jobs.
UPS said it operates 170 weekly flight segments serving Clark. These link businesses in Asia Pacific, India, Europe and the United States, with connections taking as little as one business day.
Bernard Jiang, president of UPS Asia Pacific, said the Clark project was announced in 2024 as the start of a multi-year investment strategy aimed at strengthening the regional network and providing faster connections. Russell Reed, managing director of UPS Philippines, said the company's first Clark hub opened in 2002.
Other regional investments preceded the Clark opening. In March 2026, UPS opened what it described as its largest Asia Pacific logistics centre in Taiwan and began building a hub at Hong Kong International Airport. An expansion of its Incheon Airport hub was completed in April.
