The airport code for Francisco Bangoy International Airport is DVO.
Franciso Bangoy is the name of the patriarch of an influential family that donated the land where the Davao International Airport is now standing.
Francisco Bangoy International Airport.
Yes, the Mati airport (Old name) and the (New name) "Francisco Bangoy" International airport in Davao city, Philippines are the same airport. NO. Mati Airport is, as the name suggests, IN Mati City. That's in Davao Oriental. While Francisco Bangoy International Airport is in Davao City in Davao Del Sur. Francisco Bangoy International Airport is NOT a new name. It is the first name of an entriely new airport in Davao City.
The closest major airport to Davao, Philippines is Francisco Bangoy International Airport (DVO / RPMD). It is about 9 miles / 14km driving distance from the center of Davao.
Francisco Bangoy, commonly known as "Bobby," is a significant figure in Davao City, Philippines, recognized for his contributions to local governance and community development. He served as the city mayor and was instrumental in various initiatives aimed at improving infrastructure and public services. Bangoy is also known for his involvement in promoting economic growth and social welfare programs in the region. His legacy continues to influence Davao's development trajectory.