Operator: Air Transportation Office (Major Airport) – (In 2008 – Pax 282,409, Cargo 979 MT, Movement 2,556) – Night landing on advance notice. Been 12 km from the crater of Mayon volcano, the airport has currently no ILS and plans are worked out to get the airport relocated away from the volcanic risk. - Magnetic Variation 001˚ W (01/06) – Beacon - PCN 046RBWT - NO ILS – Runway 06 (Heading 057.0), slope -0.6˚, Landing distance reduced to 2,180 m (displaced threshold length 100 m) lighting HIRL / A2 / PAPI GS 3.5 – Runway 24 (Heading 237.0), slope 0.6˚, Landing distance reduced to 2,080 m(displaced threshold length 200 m), lighting HIRL / A2 / PAPI. Operating hours: 2200 – 1000Z.

Caution: Approach runway 06 - 24 obstructed by trees and building. Radiosonde balloon released daily to a minimum height of 21,340’. Red and white painted antenna 82’ high located on 1,237’ AMSL site 5.4 NM North / North East of the airfield. Volcano known as Mount Mayon (8,077’) located 6NM North / North West.

Communications Tower and RDO 118.1 – 123.3 / 5447.5 / 3834. Navaid: Type VOR-DME, ID LP, Name LEGAZPI, Channel 059X, Freq 112.2, coordinates Lat 13˚ 09’ 00.89” N – Long 123˚ 43’ 41.09” E  1.1NM from airfield Bearing 070.0, Type NDB, ID JV, Name JOVELLAR, Freq 360, coordinates Lat 13˚ 04’ 42.91” N – Long 123˚ 35’ 44.09” E  9.9NM from airfield Bearing 062.9.