Cagayan North International Airport overview

Cagayan North International Airport is in Lal-lo, in the province of Cagayan in north-eastern Luzon, Philippines. It was built to support the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and was meant to become an international gateway for the region.

Please note: there are currently no regular scheduled passenger flights at this airport. Past services have been charter flights, and the charter airline that used it no longer flies passengers.

Location of the airport in Lal-lo, Cagayan

The airport sits in the northern part of Cagayan province, in the municipality of Lal-lo, within reach of Aparri and the special economic zone around Santa Ana.

Runway and facilities at Cagayan North

Its concrete runway is long enough for narrow-body jets such as the Airbus A320 and Boeing 737. Facilities are limited to a control tower and a small passenger terminal with a lounge area.

Flight history at Cagayan North International Airport

The first commercial flights arrived from Macau. Charter services linking the airport with Macau and Clark followed, but they stopped and have not been replaced by a regular scheduled service. The airport has also been designated a site for Philippine-US defence cooperation and humanitarian response.

Flying to Cagayan province instead

Travellers heading to Cagayan usually fly into Tuguegarao, the provincial capital, and continue by road to the north of the province.

Travel tips for Cagayan

If you see a flight listed from Lal-lo, confirm with the operator whether it is a charter. Allow plenty of road time for trips between Tuguegarao and the northern coast.

Check Traveloka for flights to and from Cagayan province.