In this video, we walk you through General Santos City International Airport (also known as Tambler Airport) and give you a look at the departures and arrivals areas in this up close video. The airport is in Barangay Fatima, 14 kilometers from General Santos City and is a key hub for travel to and from the Soccsksargen region. We will also look at the terminal’s basic waiting lounges, spacious departing area and modern runway, one of the longest in the Philippines, which can handle large aircraft. Let’s look together at the airport’s current layout, its importance in linking General Santos City to its key domestic hubs such as Manila and Cebu, and how future development is going to develop. If you enjoy walking tours like this one here, please subscribe to my channel Ambient Hunting PH for more walking tours of airports, cities and scenic destinations in the Philippines. I hope you enjoyed the video and thank you for watching!
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Timestamps:
0:00 Departures and Arrivals area of General Santos City International Airport
0:07 Entering the vicinity of the airport
0:15 General Santos City International Airport quick facts
0:26 General Santos City International Airport quick facts
0:40 General Santos City International Airport quick facts
1:13 Outside the airport
2:23 Departures
2:39 Check-in area
4:07 Boarding gates
5:11 Strolling from the boarding gates to our plane
6:10 Arriving in Gensan International Airport
6:51 Arrivals area
9:09 Baggage pickup area
9:56 Outside the area
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