The early inflows from NAIA’s concession deal underscore how public-private partnerships are being leveraged to bolster both infrastructure and fiscal revenues. For government, the steady revenue stream helps close fiscal gaps. For passengers, the promise is improved facilities after decades of underinvestment.
In a statement on Aug. 20, 2025, New NAIA Infra Corp. said the adjustments were mandated under Manila International Airport Authority Administrative Order No. 1, Series of 2024, and approved by the Department of Transportation, the Cabinet, and reviewed by the Asian Development Bank.
Singapore-based SIA Engineering Company Ltd. (SIAEC) is expanding its Philippine footprint with the opening of a new maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) by September 2025.
The billionaire Gokongwei and Gotianun families are teaming up to bid for the Marcos administration’s first multi-airport public-private partnership (PPP), involving gateways in Davao, Bicol, and Siargao.
The initiative, announced via the company’s official Facebook page, is part of a broader effort to manage parking capacity more efficiently and ensure availability for legitimate airport users.
The upcoming increase in passenger service charges at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) drew the ire of budget-conscious travelers when it was announced last year. After being deferred for a year, there’s no more avoiding the reality that these fees must rise, and the flying public should brace for it.
A joint river rehabilitation effort by San Miguel Corp. and New NAIA Infra Corp. is showing early success in reducing flood risks around Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) and nearby communities in Parañaque City.
Tycoon Ramon S. Ang-led San Miguel Corp., the airport operator, is set to build a new terminal at Caticlan Airport that will more than double its passenger capacity to seven million annually by 2027.
The growing number of international routes signals rising demand from travelers and businesses, and underscores how infrastructure reforms are enabling NAIA to catch up to regional peers.