Subic Airport's Target Market.

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It's so easy for anyone for that matter to criticize and make statements about other people not knowing what they're doing. More so when they suggest a solution that undermines the very moral fiber we filipinos are known to protect and encourage. Such is the case with the author of this article who's solution it would seem is something as perverted as sex tourists. I would hope you are neither a filipino (as this would demean the essence of what a filipino is all about) nor a locator in the Subic Freeport (as this would mean that the Subic Freeport has hit an all time low because you are a part of it).

What can be said is that there are people who are doing their best with the resources they have to try and push the airport. If there were more support instead of criticism from people who aren't even contributing anything, then we may actually get to see activity in the airport again...

And to Subic Bulletin for your comment about the airport stabbing in the dark, unless you can come up with a better plan, put up or shut up.

[The Subic Bulletin] You must be a new reader of the Subic Bulletin other wise you would be aware that the Subic Bulletin has published more ideas and created more public debate on what we could do with the airport than other sources. Please read the articles on this site to see all the suggestions that have been made. Of course, we tried to make some these suggestions directly to the one in charge of the airport via email but we never got any response.

Although we also don't much like the reference to sex tourists (and chose to ignore it) we do believe that it is attractions and activities that brings people not empty airlines. Get some serious casinos operating, encouraging tour operators etc are targeted activities. Running all over the place trying to sign up 2nd grade airlines to fly empty planes to Subic IS stabbing in the dark.