NAIA rehab: Here's what a solicited PPP proposal could look like

Under the proposal, a private concessionaire will upgrade the airport’s equipment and facilities. In return, it will have 15 years to run the airport and recover its investment.

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The two agencies have submitted their proposal to the National Economic and Development Authority board for approval. The project, a solicited public private partnership deal, would “increase the capacity of NAIA and ensure safe operations while significantly improving the passenger experience,” the DOTr said in a press statement on Friday, June 2.

The DOTr said that this project would address the growing demand for air travel in the Greater Capital Region – which often refers to Metro Manila, Bulacan, Rizal, Cavite, and Laguna – while additional airports are built in the regions.

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