Mati Airport

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Mati Airport Paliparan ng Mati Tugpahanan sa Mati
IATA: MXI – ICAO: RPMQ
Summary
Airport type		Public
Operator		Air Transportation Office
Serves		Mati City, Davao Oriental, Philippines
Location		Barangay Dahican, Mati City
Elevation AMSL		48 m / 157 ft
Coordinates		06°57′01″N 126°16′21″E / 6.95028°N 126.27250°E / 6.95028; 126.27250Coordinates: 06°57′01″N 126°16′21″E / 6.95028°N 126.27250°E / 6.95028; 126.27250
Map
MXI Location of airport in Philippines
Runways
Direction	Length		Surface
Direction	m	ft	Surface
14/32	1,625	5,331	Asphalt

Mati Airport (IATA: MXI, ICAO: RPMQ) (Filipino: Paliparan ng Mati, Cebuano: Tugpahanan sa Mati), formerly Imelda R. Marcos Airport, is an airport that serves the general area of Mati City, located in the province of Davao Oriental in the Philippines. It is the only airport in Davao Oriental. The airport is classified as a secondary airport by the Air Transportation Office, a body of the Department of Transportation and Communications that is responsible for the operations of not only this airport but also of all other airports in the Philippines except the major international airports.

v t e Airports in the Philippines

International airports	Angeles (CRK) Bacolod (BCD) Cebu (CEB) Davao (DVO) General Santos (GES) Iloilo (ILO) Kalibo (KLO) Laguindingan (CGY) Laoag (LAO) Manila (MNL) Olongapo (SFS) Puerto Princesa (PPS) Zamboanga (ZAM)

Major domestic airports	Butuan (BXU) Cotabato (CBO) Dipolog (DPL) Dumaguete (DGT) Legazpi (LGP) Naga (WNP) Pagadian (PAG) Roxas (RXS) San Jose (Mindoro) (SJI) Tacloban (TAC) Tagbilaran (TAG) Tuguegarao (TUG) Virac (VRC)

Minor domestic airports	Alcantara (TBH) Baguio (BAG) Basco (BSO) Bongao (SGS) Busuanga (USU) Calbayog (CYP) Catarman (CRM) Cuyo (CYU) Del Carmen (IAO) Gasan (MRQ) Jolo (JOL) Malay (MPH) Mambajao (CGM) Masbate (MBT) Ormoc (OMC) San Jose (Antique) (EUQ) Surigao (SUG) Tandag (TDG)

Community airports	Bagabag (RPUZ) Baler (BQA) Bantayan (RPSB) Bislig (BPH) Borongan (BPR) Bulan (RPUU) Calapan (CPP) Catbalogan (RPVY) Cauayan (CYZ) Daet (DTE) Guiuan (RPVG) Hilongos (RPVH) Iba (RPUI) Iligan (IGN) Ipil (IPE) Itbayat (IBB) Jomalig (RPLJ) Liloy (LLY) Lingayen (RPUG) Lubang (LBX) Malabang (MLP) Maasin (MSN) Mamburao (MBO) Mansalay (MSL) Mapun (CDY) Mati (MXI) Naval (RPVQ) Ozamiz (OZC) Palanan (RPLN) Perez (RPLY) Pinamalayan (RPLA) Plaridel (PRB) Rosales (RPLR) San Fernando (SFE) Siquijor (RPSQ) Siocon (XSO) Sorsogon (RPLZ) Surallah (AAV) Ubay (UBY) Vigan (VGN) Wao

Unclassified and notable aerodromes	Alaminos-Pangasinan Bicol International Guimaras Sipalay Bukidnon Capas (RPLQ) Corregidor (RPLX) Del Monte (RPMT) El Nido (ENI) Kabankalan Libmanan M'lang Northern Cagayan International Pag-asa (RPPN) Panglao International Quirino Maconacon Taytay (RZP)

Military air bases and airfields	Danilo Atienza Air Base (SGL) Rajah Buayan Air Base (RPMB) Benito Ebuen Air Base Basilio Fernando Air Base (RPUL) Wallace Air Station (RPLW) Fort Magsaysay Airfield (RPLV) Tarumpitao Point Airfield (RPTP) San Vicente Naval Airfield

Airports in italics have not yet been opened, are under construction, or are in the planning stages.

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