Demonstrating the Administration’s steadfast commitment to improve the country’s airports and provide a superior travel experience for all passengers, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. today conducted a comprehensive inspection of the newest facilities at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City.
The President’s visit aimed to personally assess the significant progress and upgrades delivered since the airport’s operations were officially turned over to the New NAIA Infrastructure Corporation (NNIC). This inspection underscores the Administration’s dedication to ensuring that vital infrastructure projects are on track and delivering tangible benefits to the Filipino people and international visitors.
Upon his arrival, President Marcos Jr. received a detailed briefing on the accomplishments of the NNIC, highlighting the transformative improvements undertaken at Terminal 3. Following the briefing, the President embarked on a thorough walkthrough of several key facilities, including:
- Immigration Area: Inspecting the enhancements designed to streamline processing and reduce waiting times for all passengers.
- Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) Immigration Annex: A dedicated area emphasizing the government’s commitment to providing efficient and respectful services to OFWs.
- OFW Lounge and OFW Rest Area: Examining the new, comfortable spaces created to offer a better pre-departure and post-arrival experience for the nation’s modern-day heroes.
- Transportation Network Vehicle Services (TNVS) Area: Assessing the improved facilities for ride-hailing services, aimed at enhancing convenience and accessibility for travelers.
- Arrival Curbside Area: Reviewing the upgrades made to improve traffic flow and passenger pick-up efficiency.
“Today’s inspection at NAIA Terminal 3 reaffirms our unwavering commitment to modernize our gateways and provide a world-class travel experience for everyone,” President Marcos Jr. stated. “The progress we’ve seen since the NNIC took over operations is commendable, and it signifies our collective efforts to elevate the standards of our aviation infrastructure. A better airport means a better welcome and farewell for our countrymen and our guests.”
The improvements at NAIA Terminal 3 are a crucial part of the Administration’s broader agenda to enhance connectivity, boost tourism, and stimulate economic growth across the Philippines. The government remains dedicated to ensuring that Philippine airports meet international standards of efficiency, comfort, and security.
