Subic Bay International Airport / Naval Air Station Cubi Point

Cubi Point operates as a compact airfield with a small passenger terminal and limited commercial handling facilities. The terminal layout is simple and intended for low volumes of scheduled or charter traffic.

There are no multiple terminals; connections are by road to the wider Subic/Olongapo area.

Ground access is primarily by road; Subic Bay and Olongapo city are a short drive from the airfield, typically 10-30 minutes depending on destination.

• Taxis/shuttles: Local taxis and hotel shuttles are the main public transport options; pre-arranged transfers are recommended when available.
• Driving: Car hire and private transfers are common for accessing the Freeport Zone and nearby tourist sites.
• Buses: Regular provincial bus services serve Subic and Olongapo from Manila and neighbouring provinces; local connections to the terminal vary.

Facilities are limited and focused on small-scale commercial and general aviation traffic: basic passenger lounges, check-in areas and arrival services.

• Lounges: No large airline lounges; any comfortable waiting areas are modest in size.
• Food & drink: Small cafés/kiosks may operate depending on flight schedules.
• Wi‑Fi: Internet access can be limited; do not rely on high-speed Wi‑Fi.
• Charging: Limited charging points; bring a power bank for long waits.
• Luggage/Showers: Luggage storage and shower facilities are generally not provided; hotels nearby offer these services.
• Accessibility: Basic accessible facilities may be available; request airline assistance in advance if required.

Accommodation is concentrated in Subic Bay Freeport Zone and Olongapo city rather than directly at the air station; a range of hotels from budget to mid‑range are within a short drive of Cubi Point.

Layover tip: choose a Subic/Pampanga/Olongapo hotel with a confirmed airport transfer if you have a tight schedule, since public transport options can be limited.