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Manila (
i/məˈnɪl.ə/) is the capital city of the Philippines. It is the home to extensive commerce and seats the executive and judicial branches of the Filipino government. It also contains vast amount of significant architectural and cultural landmarks in the country. Manila is one of the sixteen cities that makes up Metro Manila, the National Capital Region of the Philippines. In 2012, Globalization and World Cities Research Network listed Manila as a global city.
Manila is on the eastern shore of Manila Bay. According to the 2010 census, Manila is the second most populous city in the Philippines with a population of 1,652,171. Manila is the most densely populated city in the world with 42,857 people per square kilometer.
Manila has six representative districts for the lower house of the Philippine Congress. Furthermore, the city is composed of 16 districts, namely: Binondo, Ermita, Intramuros, Malate, Paco, Pandacan, Port Area, Quiapo, Sampaloc, San Andres, San Miguel, San Nicolas, Santa Ana, Santa Cruz, Santa Mesa and Tondo.
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Manila (Hotdogs song)
"Manila" is a song by Filipino band The Hotdogs. The song is written about love for the Philippine capital. It tells about a man who misses Manila while living in another country for years. The upbeat song was inspired by Tony Bennett's hit single, "I Left My Heart in San Francisco". It topped the radio charts in 1984.
Background
It centers on the story of the narrator who left Manila for a foreign country for to work and became homesick for Manila after living out for long. The narrator then tells of his many adventures outside the country.
Some lyrics reference the United States and Australia. "I walked the streets of San Francisco" references his love for visiting places and strolling around and SFO is one of them. "I've tried the rides in Disneyland" tells of him visiting many amusement and theme parks. His friendship with foreigners and different nationalities is referred in "dated a million girls in Sydney". The narrator then says that he didn't get much satisfaction and enjoyment from all his escapades through the part "somehow I feel that I don't belong". His realization that the Philippines can only give him the best satisfaction and enjoyment plus his desire to come back to the Philippines and its capital, Manila start in "Hinahanap-hanap kita Manila". The narrator then decided to stay in the Philippines for good in the lyrics "Take me back in your arms Manila", "Promise me you'll never let go", and "I'm coming home to stay".
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Manila (2009 film)
Manila is an independently produced twinbill film that pays homage to Lino Brocka's Jaguar and Ishmael Bernal's Manila By Night. Piolo Pascual co-produced and starred in both episodes.
Cast
Production
Shot on 16mm black-and-white film before being transferred to 35mm, Manila is divided into a Day episode (which is loosely based on Bernal's 1980 film Manila By Night) and a Night episode (inspired by Brocka's 1979 film Jaguar). The script is co-written by Adolf Alix, Jr. and Ramon Sarmiento and co-directed by Raya Martin and Adolf Alix, Jr.
For the Day segment, Piolo Pascual portrays William, a drug addict who tries to rebuild his sense of self and reconnect with the people around him. Piolo's character is named William in honor of William Martinez who played the lead role in Manila By Night. The Day segment also stars Angelica Panganiban and Rosanna Roces.
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✈️ 🇵🇭 Airports Compared: Manila Ninoy Aquino Inter. Airport vs. New Manila International Airport
Introduction: Welcome, aviation enthusiasts and curious travelers! Today, we're diving into an exciting comparison between the heart of Manila's air travel, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), and the future of Philippine aviation, the New Manila International Airport (NMIA). Both airports serve as gateways to the Philippines, but they're worlds apart in design, capacity, and technology. Let's explore how the upcoming NMIA is set to redefine air travel for Manila, contrasting it with the current experiences at NAIA. 1. Location and Accessibility: NAIA: Situated within the city bounds of Pasay and Parañaque, NAIA's location offers both convenience and congestion. Its proximity to Manila's central business districts makes it easily accessible via major thoroughfares. However, t...
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Philippines $14BN Mega New Manila International Airport
This is the New Manila International Airport or the Bulacan International Airport, the most expensive project ever in the Philippines, it will set the country for a brighter and better future. Disclaimer: Some footage are for presentation only Courtesy of San Miguel Corporation Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/behindasian Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/behindasia Enquiries: behindasian@gmail.com This is the New Manila International Airport, and it is considered to be the most expensive project ever in the Philippines, it has a price tag of 735 billion pesos, in fact it is actually one of the most expensive airports in the world. The proposed new international “aerotropolis”, or a metropolis revolving around an airport, would involve a massive airport complex consisting of wor...
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The Main International Gateway to the Philippines! | Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3
Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is the main international airport serving the Metro Manila area. Formerly known as Manila International Airport, it is located in between the cities of Pasay and Parañaque. It is managed by the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA), an agency under the Department of Transportation (DOTr). The airport consists of four passenger terminals and it is considered as the main international gateway for travelers to the Philippines. HELP US GROW! Donate any amount via GCash: 0966 158 7286 Special thanks to our sources: manila-airport.net wikipedia.org manilastandard.net cnnphilippines.com philippineairlines.com news.abs-cbn.com pna.gov.ph miaa.gov.ph Ninoy Aquino International Airport MIAA Facebook Page eaglenews.ph Filmed on May 7, 2022 Sights ...
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Biggest Transformation of Philippine and ASEAN Airports | From Worst to BEST Airport
#clarkinternationalairport #mactancebuinternationalairport #newmanilainternationalerport Philippine Airports: From Worst Airport to World's Most Beautiful World-Class Airports Once considered for having the worst Airport in Asia, the Philippines is now hailed for having a world-class and World’s Most Beautiful Airports. Clark International Airport in Pampanga has been hailed as one of the 24 World’s Most Beautiful Airports, according to the prestigious Prix Versailles, World Architecture Award. Clark is among the top six in the world in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s (UNESCO) Architecture and Design Awards under the airport category for its architectural design. It is one of two in Southeast Asia that made it to the list of 24 airports around the w...
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Eating at the Manila Philippines AIRPORT for the day!
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How to survive MANILA AIRPORT - NAIA Airport Terminal 3
We know that Manila Airport can be a frustrating Airport. We travelled through NAIA Terminal 3 & 4 close to 20 times in the past 2 years and can share some insights, Airport hacks and tricks that will make your trip more comfortable. Instaram: https://www.instagram.com/makingithappenvlog/ https://www.instagram.com/nellyslife__/ The United States has warned its citizens that security at the Philippines' main airport does not meet international standards, urging travellers to exercise "increased caution". The Department of Homeland Security issued a travel advisory on Wednesday saying security at Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport was not "consistent" with International Civil Aviation Organisation standards. "Exercise increased caution when travelling to or from Ninoy Aquino Inter...
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20 MINS of Plane Spotting at Manila Ninoy Aquino Airport (MNL/RPLL)
This video includes an array of aircraft arriving and departing at Ninoy Aquino International Airport, also commonly referred to as Manila International Airport! ✈️ VIDEO CHAPTERS: 0:10 | Cathay Pacific Boeing 777-300 arriving from Hong Kong 0:52 | Gulf Air Airbus A330-200 arriving from Bahrain 1:39 | Thai Airways Boeing 777-200(ER) arriving from Bangkok 2:21 | Philippine Airlines Boeing 777-300(ER) departing to Los Angeles 3:57 | Philippine Airlines Airbus A320-200 arriving from Cagayan De Oro 4:34 | Cebu Pacific Airbus A330-300 arriving from Davao City 5:18 | Philippine AirAsia Airbus A320-200 arriving from Cebu 6:07 | Korean Air Boeing 777-300(ER) departing to Seoul 6:35 | Gulf Air Airbus A330-200 departing to Bahrain 7:04 | Xiamen Air Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner departing to Xiamen 7:36...
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Biggest Airport Development in Southeast Asia
Here are the World Class Airport Developments in Southeast Asia, transforming the aviation landscape in each country, and in the Region. New Phnom Penh International Airport, Cambodia The construction work on a Chinese-built new Phnom Penh international airport, formally known as the Techo International Airport, is expected to be completed in 2024. Invested by the Cambodia Airport Investment Company Limited, the 1.5 billion US dollar project is being constructed by the China Construction Third Engineering Bureau Group Company Limited on an area of 2,600 hectares in the southern Kandal, and Takeo provinces. Making it one of the world's largest airports by land area. According to the updated master schedule provided by the contractor, the project in the first phase is expected to be complet...
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FIRST INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT? : Travel Tip, Airport Walk, Flight Preparation | Jen Barangan
Let me walk you through on the things you must remember when you have an international flight. #travelguide #travel #internationalflight #aviation ------------------------------------------ LET'S BE FRIENDS! Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/jenbarangan/ Twitter:a https://twitter.com/jen_barangan Facebook Page: https://business.facebook.com/FAJenBarangan/?ref=your_pages For Collaboration: Email: jen.yambarangan@gmail.com
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MACTAN CEBU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, MANILA NAIA, AND CLARK AY 3 MAJOR AIRPORTS IN THE PHILIPPINES
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✈️ 🇵🇭 Airports Compared: Manila Ninoy Aquino Inter. Airport vs. New Manila International Airport
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Introduction:
Welcome, aviation enthusiasts and curious travelers! Today, we're diving into an exciting comparison between the heart of Manila's air travel, th...
Introduction:
Welcome, aviation enthusiasts and curious travelers! Today, we're diving into an exciting comparison between the heart of Manila's air travel, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), and the future of Philippine aviation, the New Manila International Airport (NMIA). Both airports serve as gateways to the Philippines, but they're worlds apart in design, capacity, and technology. Let's explore how the upcoming NMIA is set to redefine air travel for Manila, contrasting it with the current experiences at NAIA.
1. Location and Accessibility:
NAIA: Situated within the city bounds of Pasay and Parañaque, NAIA's location offers both convenience and congestion. Its proximity to Manila's central business districts makes it easily accessible via major thoroughfares. However, this advantage often turns into a bottleneck, with traffic congestion being a frequent issue for travelers trying to catch their flights.
NMIA: Positioned in Bulacan, north of Manila, NMIA aims to alleviate traffic congestion by providing a more spacious alternative outside the dense city. The new location is designed to offer better access routes from various parts of Luzon via expressways, potentially reducing travel time and making the journey to the airport smoother for passengers.
2. Capacity and Facilities:
NAIA: With four terminals spread over a relatively compact area, NAIA has struggled to accommodate the growing number of passengers, leading to overcrowding and limitations in service offerings. Its capacity constraints have often led to operational challenges, including delays and long queues.
NMIA: Designed to be one of the largest and most advanced airports in Southeast Asia, NMIA is expected to handle over 100 million passengers annually - a significant leap from NAIA's current capacity. The state-of-the-art facilities planned for NMIA, including expansive terminals and modern amenities, promise a more comfortable and efficient passenger experience
.3. Design and Technology:
NAIA: While NAIA has undergone several renovations and updates, its infrastructure reflects its age, with limitations in handling the latest aviation technology and passenger service innovations. Efforts have been made to modernize, but space and structural constraints pose ongoing challenges.
NMIA: NMIA is being designed with the future in mind, incorporating the latest in airport technology, sustainable architecture, and passenger convenience. From automated check-in and baggage handling systems to energy-efficient designs, NMIA is set to become a benchmark for modern airports around the world.
4. Operation Efficiency:
NAIA: The operational efficiency of NAIA is often hampered by its limited runways and terminal capacity, leading to air traffic congestion, flight delays, and a generally stressed infrastructure unable to cope with peak demand periods.
NMIA: With multiple runways and a layout designed for smooth operation regardless of traffic volumes, NMIA is expected to drastically improve efficiency in flight operations, baggage handling, and passenger processing. This should translate to fewer delays, quicker turnaround times, and a more reliable travel schedule for passengers.
Conclusion:
As we've seen, the New Manila International Airport (NMIA) is poised to bring transformative changes to air travel in the Philippines, addressing many of the challenges currently faced at NAIA. From its strategic location and enhanced capacity to its modern design and operational efficiencies, NMIA promises a brighter, more connected future for Filipino travelers and international visitors alike. Stay tuned as we continue to monitor the progress of this landmark project, heralding a new era of Philippine aviation.
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Introduction:
Welcome, aviation enthusiasts and curious travelers! Today, we're diving into an exciting comparison between the heart of Manila's air travel, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), and the future of Philippine aviation, the New Manila International Airport (NMIA). Both airports serve as gateways to the Philippines, but they're worlds apart in design, capacity, and technology. Let's explore how the upcoming NMIA is set to redefine air travel for Manila, contrasting it with the current experiences at NAIA.
1. Location and Accessibility:
NAIA: Situated within the city bounds of Pasay and Parañaque, NAIA's location offers both convenience and congestion. Its proximity to Manila's central business districts makes it easily accessible via major thoroughfares. However, this advantage often turns into a bottleneck, with traffic congestion being a frequent issue for travelers trying to catch their flights.
NMIA: Positioned in Bulacan, north of Manila, NMIA aims to alleviate traffic congestion by providing a more spacious alternative outside the dense city. The new location is designed to offer better access routes from various parts of Luzon via expressways, potentially reducing travel time and making the journey to the airport smoother for passengers.
2. Capacity and Facilities:
NAIA: With four terminals spread over a relatively compact area, NAIA has struggled to accommodate the growing number of passengers, leading to overcrowding and limitations in service offerings. Its capacity constraints have often led to operational challenges, including delays and long queues.
NMIA: Designed to be one of the largest and most advanced airports in Southeast Asia, NMIA is expected to handle over 100 million passengers annually - a significant leap from NAIA's current capacity. The state-of-the-art facilities planned for NMIA, including expansive terminals and modern amenities, promise a more comfortable and efficient passenger experience
.3. Design and Technology:
NAIA: While NAIA has undergone several renovations and updates, its infrastructure reflects its age, with limitations in handling the latest aviation technology and passenger service innovations. Efforts have been made to modernize, but space and structural constraints pose ongoing challenges.
NMIA: NMIA is being designed with the future in mind, incorporating the latest in airport technology, sustainable architecture, and passenger convenience. From automated check-in and baggage handling systems to energy-efficient designs, NMIA is set to become a benchmark for modern airports around the world.
4. Operation Efficiency:
NAIA: The operational efficiency of NAIA is often hampered by its limited runways and terminal capacity, leading to air traffic congestion, flight delays, and a generally stressed infrastructure unable to cope with peak demand periods.
NMIA: With multiple runways and a layout designed for smooth operation regardless of traffic volumes, NMIA is expected to drastically improve efficiency in flight operations, baggage handling, and passenger processing. This should translate to fewer delays, quicker turnaround times, and a more reliable travel schedule for passengers.
Conclusion:
As we've seen, the New Manila International Airport (NMIA) is poised to bring transformative changes to air travel in the Philippines, addressing many of the challenges currently faced at NAIA. From its strategic location and enhanced capacity to its modern design and operational efficiencies, NMIA promises a brighter, more connected future for Filipino travelers and international visitors alike. Stay tuned as we continue to monitor the progress of this landmark project, heralding a new era of Philippine aviation.
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Philippines $14BN Mega New Manila International Airport
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This is the New Manila International Airport or the Bulacan International Airport, the most expensive project ever in the Philippines, it will set the country f...
This is the New Manila International Airport or the Bulacan International Airport, the most expensive project ever in the Philippines, it will set the country for a brighter and better future.
Disclaimer: Some footage are for presentation only
Courtesy of San Miguel Corporation
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This is the New Manila International Airport, and it is considered to be the most expensive project ever in the Philippines, it has a price tag of 735 billion pesos, in fact it is actually one of the most expensive airports in the world. The proposed new international “aerotropolis”, or a metropolis revolving around an airport, would involve a massive airport complex consisting of world class terminals and airport facilities, would be built on a 2,500-hectare property with a plan for four runways. There is ample space to construct a high-capacity runway system and airport complex that will ensure the efficient handling of 100 million passengers per year. The surrounding area would be developed into a new residential area and industrial zone with a seaport. All of this will be accessible in less than thirty minutes from Metro Manila, via interconnected expressways and railways— including a shoreline expressway that will cross Manila Bay head straight to New Manila International Airport. Could this be the needed solution to the problem of aging and inefficient airports where flight delays and congestion are the norm? Airport congestion is a serious problem that both airlines and passengers have to face. Currently, Ninoy Aquino International Airport’s annual losses due to air traffic congestion are estimated to be more than 10 billion dollars per year. This will continue to grow unless new airport capacity is built.
The project site is situated along Manila Bay in Bulakan town, province of Bulacan, 35 kilometres north of the city centre. It is also referred to as Bulacan International Airport, though it will be the main airport of Manila in the future. The Bulacan airport project was proposed by Ramon Ang of the San Miguel Corporation; a conglomerate best known for San Miguel Beer and the beer giant of the Philippines. Ang had been accumulating land at the Bulacan site before making the unsolicited proposal. Ang has also reached out to Jacobs engineering group for the design of the airport, this is the same team that handled the world famous Singapore Changi Airport and several other more top contender airports in the world.
Once the airport has been built this will have a huge impact on the world as it would mean that the Philippines is finally ready to rank among the rising economies of Asia. It will boost tourism, enhance the profile as an investment destination, and increase the competitiveness of industries, including manufacturing and exports. It can even contribute to the development of new, technology-based industries. In 2018, the Philippines recorded some 7.1 million tourist arrivals. It is well behind its ASEAN neighbors such as Thailand (38.27 million tourists), Malaysia (33.1 million tourists), Singapore (18.5 million), Indonesia (15.8 million), and Vietnam (15.5 million). If the Philippines is able to reach 20 million tourists, that will amount to an estimated 40 million new tourism-related jobs.
The project is under the “build build build”. That is handled by the current administration, which promises to fix our country’s infrastructure gaps.
But, because of the pandemic, the construction of New Manila International Airport was delayed. It will start its construction in October. Once New Manila International Airport is completed, it is envisioned to be the best airport in the region. President Ramon Ang of SMC described it as the “game changer” of the Philippines.
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This is the New Manila International Airport or the Bulacan International Airport, the most expensive project ever in the Philippines, it will set the country for a brighter and better future.
Disclaimer: Some footage are for presentation only
Courtesy of San Miguel Corporation
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/behindasian
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/behindasia
Enquiries: behindasian@gmail.com
This is the New Manila International Airport, and it is considered to be the most expensive project ever in the Philippines, it has a price tag of 735 billion pesos, in fact it is actually one of the most expensive airports in the world. The proposed new international “aerotropolis”, or a metropolis revolving around an airport, would involve a massive airport complex consisting of world class terminals and airport facilities, would be built on a 2,500-hectare property with a plan for four runways. There is ample space to construct a high-capacity runway system and airport complex that will ensure the efficient handling of 100 million passengers per year. The surrounding area would be developed into a new residential area and industrial zone with a seaport. All of this will be accessible in less than thirty minutes from Metro Manila, via interconnected expressways and railways— including a shoreline expressway that will cross Manila Bay head straight to New Manila International Airport. Could this be the needed solution to the problem of aging and inefficient airports where flight delays and congestion are the norm? Airport congestion is a serious problem that both airlines and passengers have to face. Currently, Ninoy Aquino International Airport’s annual losses due to air traffic congestion are estimated to be more than 10 billion dollars per year. This will continue to grow unless new airport capacity is built.
The project site is situated along Manila Bay in Bulakan town, province of Bulacan, 35 kilometres north of the city centre. It is also referred to as Bulacan International Airport, though it will be the main airport of Manila in the future. The Bulacan airport project was proposed by Ramon Ang of the San Miguel Corporation; a conglomerate best known for San Miguel Beer and the beer giant of the Philippines. Ang had been accumulating land at the Bulacan site before making the unsolicited proposal. Ang has also reached out to Jacobs engineering group for the design of the airport, this is the same team that handled the world famous Singapore Changi Airport and several other more top contender airports in the world.
Once the airport has been built this will have a huge impact on the world as it would mean that the Philippines is finally ready to rank among the rising economies of Asia. It will boost tourism, enhance the profile as an investment destination, and increase the competitiveness of industries, including manufacturing and exports. It can even contribute to the development of new, technology-based industries. In 2018, the Philippines recorded some 7.1 million tourist arrivals. It is well behind its ASEAN neighbors such as Thailand (38.27 million tourists), Malaysia (33.1 million tourists), Singapore (18.5 million), Indonesia (15.8 million), and Vietnam (15.5 million). If the Philippines is able to reach 20 million tourists, that will amount to an estimated 40 million new tourism-related jobs.
The project is under the “build build build”. That is handled by the current administration, which promises to fix our country’s infrastructure gaps.
But, because of the pandemic, the construction of New Manila International Airport was delayed. It will start its construction in October. Once New Manila International Airport is completed, it is envisioned to be the best airport in the region. President Ramon Ang of SMC described it as the “game changer” of the Philippines.
What do you think of the new airport in the Philippines? Share with us your thoughts in the comments below. Don’t forget to leave us a like as it’ll help the video and follow us for more amazing videos.
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The Main International Gateway to the Philippines! | Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3
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Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is the main international airport serving the Metro Manila area. Formerly known as Manila International Airport, it is...
Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is the main international airport serving the Metro Manila area. Formerly known as Manila International Airport, it is located in between the cities of Pasay and Parañaque. It is managed by the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA), an agency under the Department of Transportation (DOTr). The airport consists of four passenger terminals and it is considered as the main international gateway for travelers to the Philippines.
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Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is the main international airport serving the Metro Manila area. Formerly known as Manila International Airport, it is located in between the cities of Pasay and Parañaque. It is managed by the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA), an agency under the Department of Transportation (DOTr). The airport consists of four passenger terminals and it is considered as the main international gateway for travelers to the Philippines.
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Biggest Transformation of Philippine and ASEAN Airports | From Worst to BEST Airport
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Philippine Airports: From Worst Airport to World's Most Beautiful Worl...
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Philippine Airports: From Worst Airport to World's Most Beautiful World-Class Airports
Once considered for having the worst Airport in Asia, the Philippines is now hailed for having a world-class and World’s Most Beautiful Airports.
Clark International Airport in Pampanga has been hailed as one of the 24 World’s Most Beautiful Airports, according to the prestigious Prix Versailles, World Architecture Award. Clark is among the top six in the world in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s (UNESCO) Architecture and Design Awards under the airport category for its architectural design. It is one of two in Southeast Asia that made it to the list of 24 airports around the world. The other is Vietnam’s Van Don International Airport.
Clark International Airport was designed by Populous and Casas+Architects and constructed by Megawide Construction Corporation and GMR Infrastructure, which was completed in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic global emergency. Spanning 110,000 square meters with four floors and 18 bridges, Clark can cater to eight million passengers annually.
Winners of the Prix Versailles, referred to as laureates, emerge triumphant in various award categories. The selection of laureates is meticulously carried out, evaluating criteria such as harmony, balance, and the seamless integration of each project within its cultural context.
So far, two Philippine airports have brought renown to Philippine design and infrastructure, Clark International Airport — a finalist in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco) Architecture and Design Awards recently. And Mactan-Cebu International Airport Terminal 2, which has garnered multiple international design awards since opening in 2018.
The Mactan Cebu International Airport (MCIA) Terminal 2 has been a source of pride for the Filipinos ever since it was inaugurated in June 2018. It has since received global praise and attention, thanks to its ingenious and sleek design that showcases the strength and beauty of local talent and materials. In 2020, MCIA Terminal 2 won the “Completed Buildings-Transport” category, besting Singapore’s Jewel Changi Airport.
According to the notes by the award-giving body, they chose to give the victory to Mactan Airport because it was a simple and elegant new airport that uses many locally sourced materials. It is integrated into the local area through the development of a local hub and a landscape plan. The internal spaces are light and uncluttered... It is clearly popular with the local community and this established a memorable travels experience.
Another milestone of Philippines Aviation industry, is the construction of new manila International Airport.
San Miguel Aerocity Incorporated has reached at least 80 percent completion of land development for the New Manila International Airport. The builder of the soon-to-be largest gateway in the Philippines is accelerating land development with the goal of starting civil works 2024.
The $15 billion Airport City development project is expected to start commercial operation by 2029, with the terminal one will be erected by next year. The Phase 1 of the project which includes a passenger terminal building with airside and landside facilities, an airport toll road, and one runway will facilitate around 35 million passengers a year.
The New Manila International Airport located in Bulacan province, north of Manila is set to become the main aviation gateway in the Philippines. The 2,500 hectares of the airport, will relieve the air traffic operations at the existing, and overly congested Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
In addition, the Philippines is in the way to modernized its aviation facilities. Two of the biggest Airport development in the region are constructed in the Philippines. Sangley point International Airport and New Manila International Airport.
The development of the $11 billion Sangley Point International Airport has moved a step closer to reality, now that its private sector proponents have finally signed the development agreement with the local government of Cavite.
With the signing of the agreement, the group is ready to commence the work necessary to finally implement the long-needed infrastructure project that aimed at providing a premium gateway that will initially serve as an alternative to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
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Philippine Airports: From Worst Airport to World's Most Beautiful World-Class Airports
Once considered for having the worst Airport in Asia, the Philippines is now hailed for having a world-class and World’s Most Beautiful Airports.
Clark International Airport in Pampanga has been hailed as one of the 24 World’s Most Beautiful Airports, according to the prestigious Prix Versailles, World Architecture Award. Clark is among the top six in the world in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s (UNESCO) Architecture and Design Awards under the airport category for its architectural design. It is one of two in Southeast Asia that made it to the list of 24 airports around the world. The other is Vietnam’s Van Don International Airport.
Clark International Airport was designed by Populous and Casas+Architects and constructed by Megawide Construction Corporation and GMR Infrastructure, which was completed in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic global emergency. Spanning 110,000 square meters with four floors and 18 bridges, Clark can cater to eight million passengers annually.
Winners of the Prix Versailles, referred to as laureates, emerge triumphant in various award categories. The selection of laureates is meticulously carried out, evaluating criteria such as harmony, balance, and the seamless integration of each project within its cultural context.
So far, two Philippine airports have brought renown to Philippine design and infrastructure, Clark International Airport — a finalist in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco) Architecture and Design Awards recently. And Mactan-Cebu International Airport Terminal 2, which has garnered multiple international design awards since opening in 2018.
The Mactan Cebu International Airport (MCIA) Terminal 2 has been a source of pride for the Filipinos ever since it was inaugurated in June 2018. It has since received global praise and attention, thanks to its ingenious and sleek design that showcases the strength and beauty of local talent and materials. In 2020, MCIA Terminal 2 won the “Completed Buildings-Transport” category, besting Singapore’s Jewel Changi Airport.
According to the notes by the award-giving body, they chose to give the victory to Mactan Airport because it was a simple and elegant new airport that uses many locally sourced materials. It is integrated into the local area through the development of a local hub and a landscape plan. The internal spaces are light and uncluttered... It is clearly popular with the local community and this established a memorable travels experience.
Another milestone of Philippines Aviation industry, is the construction of new manila International Airport.
San Miguel Aerocity Incorporated has reached at least 80 percent completion of land development for the New Manila International Airport. The builder of the soon-to-be largest gateway in the Philippines is accelerating land development with the goal of starting civil works 2024.
The $15 billion Airport City development project is expected to start commercial operation by 2029, with the terminal one will be erected by next year. The Phase 1 of the project which includes a passenger terminal building with airside and landside facilities, an airport toll road, and one runway will facilitate around 35 million passengers a year.
The New Manila International Airport located in Bulacan province, north of Manila is set to become the main aviation gateway in the Philippines. The 2,500 hectares of the airport, will relieve the air traffic operations at the existing, and overly congested Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
In addition, the Philippines is in the way to modernized its aviation facilities. Two of the biggest Airport development in the region are constructed in the Philippines. Sangley point International Airport and New Manila International Airport.
The development of the $11 billion Sangley Point International Airport has moved a step closer to reality, now that its private sector proponents have finally signed the development agreement with the local government of Cavite.
With the signing of the agreement, the group is ready to commence the work necessary to finally implement the long-needed infrastructure project that aimed at providing a premium gateway that will initially serve as an alternative to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
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Eating at the Manila Philippines AIRPORT for the day!
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How to survive MANILA AIRPORT - NAIA Airport Terminal 3
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We know that Manila Airport can be a frustrating Airport. We travelled through NAIA Terminal 3 & 4 close to 20 times in the past 2 years and can share some insi...
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The United States has warned its citizens that security at the Philippines' main airport does not meet international standards, urging travellers to exercise "increased caution". The Department of Homeland Security issued a travel advisory on Wednesday saying security at Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport was not "consistent" with International Civil Aviation Organisation standards. "Exercise increased caution when travelling to or from Ninoy Aquino International Airport, " the US Embassy in Manila said on its website, citing the advisory. The advisory was based on an assessment by security experts from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), the Homeland Security Department said without specifying the findings.
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The United States has warned its citizens that security at the Philippines' main airport does not meet international standards, urging travellers to exercise "increased caution". The Department of Homeland Security issued a travel advisory on Wednesday saying security at Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport was not "consistent" with International Civil Aviation Organisation standards. "Exercise increased caution when travelling to or from Ninoy Aquino International Airport, " the US Embassy in Manila said on its website, citing the advisory. The advisory was based on an assessment by security experts from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), the Homeland Security Department said without specifying the findings.
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21:41
20 MINS of Plane Spotting at Manila Ninoy Aquino Airport (MNL/RPLL)
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This video includes an array of aircraft arriving and departing at Ninoy Aquino International Airport, also commonly referred to as Manila International Airport...
This video includes an array of aircraft arriving and departing at Ninoy Aquino International Airport, also commonly referred to as Manila International Airport!
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0:10 | Cathay Pacific Boeing 777-300 arriving from Hong Kong
0:52 | Gulf Air Airbus A330-200 arriving from Bahrain
1:39 | Thai Airways Boeing 777-200(ER) arriving from Bangkok
2:21 | Philippine Airlines Boeing 777-300(ER) departing to Los Angeles
3:57 | Philippine Airlines Airbus A320-200 arriving from Cagayan De Oro
4:34 | Cebu Pacific Airbus A330-300 arriving from Davao City
5:18 | Philippine AirAsia Airbus A320-200 arriving from Cebu
6:07 | Korean Air Boeing 777-300(ER) departing to Seoul
6:35 | Gulf Air Airbus A330-200 departing to Bahrain
7:04 | Xiamen Air Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner departing to Xiamen
7:36 | Asiana Airlines Airbus A330-300 departing to Seoul
9:35 | Japan Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner arriving from Tokyo
10:14 | Saudi Arabia Boeing 777-300(ER) arriving from Riyadh
10:55 | Air Asia Airbus A320-200 arriving from Kuala Lumpur
11:35 | Sky Jet British Aerospace BAe-146 arriving from Del Carmin
12:22 | EVA Air Boeing 777-300(ER) departing to Taipei
12:53 | Cebu Pacific Airbus A330-300 departing to Bangkok
13:25 | Singapore Airlines Airbus A350-900 departing to Singapore
14:52 | China Airlines Cargo Boeing 747-400(F) arriving from Singapore
15:29 | Cebu Pacific A320-200 arriving from Dipolog
16:14 | Philippine Airlines Airbus A330-300 arriving from Melbourne
16:48 | Thai Airways Boeing 777-200(ER) departing to Bangkok
18:24 | Philippine Airlines Airbus A350-900 departing to London
20:06 | Scoot Airbus A320-200 departing to Singapore
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0:10 | Cathay Pacific Boeing 777-300 arriving from Hong Kong
0:52 | Gulf Air Airbus A330-200 arriving from Bahrain
1:39 | Thai Airways Boeing 777-200(ER) arriving from Bangkok
2:21 | Philippine Airlines Boeing 777-300(ER) departing to Los Angeles
3:57 | Philippine Airlines Airbus A320-200 arriving from Cagayan De Oro
4:34 | Cebu Pacific Airbus A330-300 arriving from Davao City
5:18 | Philippine AirAsia Airbus A320-200 arriving from Cebu
6:07 | Korean Air Boeing 777-300(ER) departing to Seoul
6:35 | Gulf Air Airbus A330-200 departing to Bahrain
7:04 | Xiamen Air Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner departing to Xiamen
7:36 | Asiana Airlines Airbus A330-300 departing to Seoul
9:35 | Japan Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner arriving from Tokyo
10:14 | Saudi Arabia Boeing 777-300(ER) arriving from Riyadh
10:55 | Air Asia Airbus A320-200 arriving from Kuala Lumpur
11:35 | Sky Jet British Aerospace BAe-146 arriving from Del Carmin
12:22 | EVA Air Boeing 777-300(ER) departing to Taipei
12:53 | Cebu Pacific Airbus A330-300 departing to Bangkok
13:25 | Singapore Airlines Airbus A350-900 departing to Singapore
14:52 | China Airlines Cargo Boeing 747-400(F) arriving from Singapore
15:29 | Cebu Pacific A320-200 arriving from Dipolog
16:14 | Philippine Airlines Airbus A330-300 arriving from Melbourne
16:48 | Thai Airways Boeing 777-200(ER) departing to Bangkok
18:24 | Philippine Airlines Airbus A350-900 departing to London
20:06 | Scoot Airbus A320-200 departing to Singapore
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- published: 18 Aug 2020
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12:12
Biggest Airport Development in Southeast Asia
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- Uploaded Date: 18 Jan 2023
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Here are the World Class Airport Developments in Southeast Asia, transforming the aviation landscape in each country, and in the Region.
New Phnom Penh Interna...
Here are the World Class Airport Developments in Southeast Asia, transforming the aviation landscape in each country, and in the Region.
New Phnom Penh International Airport, Cambodia
The construction work on a Chinese-built new Phnom Penh international airport, formally known as the Techo International Airport, is expected to be completed in 2024.
Invested by the Cambodia Airport Investment Company Limited, the 1.5 billion US dollar project is being constructed by the China Construction Third Engineering Bureau Group Company Limited on an area of 2,600 hectares in the southern Kandal, and Takeo provinces. Making it one of the world's largest airports by land area.
According to the updated master schedule provided by the contractor, the project in the first phase is expected to be completed in the middle of 2024, with more than 50 percent of the construction work had been completed.
Eastern Economic Corridor Airport City, Thailand
The construction of the U -Tapao International Airport of the Eastern Airport City projects, is expected to commence this year. The $9 billion development plan was approved in 2020, which comprises the third airport terminal, the Airport City commercial gateway, the free trade zone, maintenance, repair, and overhaul facilities, and a Training center for aeronautical personnel.
U-Tapao International Airport near Pattaya, Thailand, is undergoing a major upgrade to become one of the most innovative airports and multi-modal transport hubs in the Asia region.
The expansion will deliver 450,000m² of passenger terminal buildings with the capacity to handle 60 million passengers annually, and 124 aircraft stands. Advanced facilities such as automated people mover, self-check-in, and self-bag drop system will also be created.
Sangley Point International Airport, Philippines
The Sangley Point International Airport development project will be the newest Airport in the country within mega Manila. It will supplement the country’s increasing demand for air travel.
This $10.9 billion Airport project, is a joint consortium between the provincial government of Cavite, and local and International Companies.
The new Sangley Point International Airport is a foundation of a world-class global hub airport. Adjacent to the heart of Metro Manila. Key to the Philippines Airport system, Clark International Airport, and New Manila International Airport in the North.
Long Thanh International Airport, Vietnam
Construction of Vietnam’s $14.5 billion Long Thanh International Airport, with a capacity of 100 million passengers per annum, is at last underway, seven years after it was first mooted. The airport is the most expensive infrastructure project in Vietnam's history.
Break ground early in 2021, Piling work for the passenger terminal was completed one month ahead of the schedule and more than 14 million cubic meters of soil has been dug, filled, and leveled. While the construction of the Long Thanh International Airport's passenger terminal will start this year.
Covering a total area of more than 5,580 hectares, the airport will straddle six communes in the Long Thanh district. The airport will be built in three phases over three decades.
New Manila International Airport, Philippines
The New Manila International Airport is an under-construction Airport City in Bulacan that will serve as the main aviation gateway in the Philippines. The 2,500 hectares gateway has a design capacity of 100 million passengers a year but can be expanded to 200 million, and is targeted to accommodate 240 aircraft movements per hour. Making New Manila International Airport, the biggest Airport in Southeast Asia and the second-biggest airport in the world.
The proposed airport will feature at least four runways, expandable to six, Eight Taxi ways, a world-class terminal, and a modern and interlinked infrastructure network that includes expressways and railways. New Manila International Airport, is part of the envisioned 12,000 hectares of aerotropolis that features residential zones, commercial districts, government centers, a seaport, and an industrial zone.
Land development for the New Manila International Airport in Bulacan, undertaken by Boskalis, is almost 50% complete. Land development is expected to be done by the end of 2023. By 2024, the project’s proponent can start construction of the runway and passenger terminal building.
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New Phnom Penh International Airport, Cambodia
The construction work on a Chinese-built new Phnom Penh international airport, formally known as the Techo International Airport, is expected to be completed in 2024.
Invested by the Cambodia Airport Investment Company Limited, the 1.5 billion US dollar project is being constructed by the China Construction Third Engineering Bureau Group Company Limited on an area of 2,600 hectares in the southern Kandal, and Takeo provinces. Making it one of the world's largest airports by land area.
According to the updated master schedule provided by the contractor, the project in the first phase is expected to be completed in the middle of 2024, with more than 50 percent of the construction work had been completed.
Eastern Economic Corridor Airport City, Thailand
The construction of the U -Tapao International Airport of the Eastern Airport City projects, is expected to commence this year. The $9 billion development plan was approved in 2020, which comprises the third airport terminal, the Airport City commercial gateway, the free trade zone, maintenance, repair, and overhaul facilities, and a Training center for aeronautical personnel.
U-Tapao International Airport near Pattaya, Thailand, is undergoing a major upgrade to become one of the most innovative airports and multi-modal transport hubs in the Asia region.
The expansion will deliver 450,000m² of passenger terminal buildings with the capacity to handle 60 million passengers annually, and 124 aircraft stands. Advanced facilities such as automated people mover, self-check-in, and self-bag drop system will also be created.
Sangley Point International Airport, Philippines
The Sangley Point International Airport development project will be the newest Airport in the country within mega Manila. It will supplement the country’s increasing demand for air travel.
This $10.9 billion Airport project, is a joint consortium between the provincial government of Cavite, and local and International Companies.
The new Sangley Point International Airport is a foundation of a world-class global hub airport. Adjacent to the heart of Metro Manila. Key to the Philippines Airport system, Clark International Airport, and New Manila International Airport in the North.
Long Thanh International Airport, Vietnam
Construction of Vietnam’s $14.5 billion Long Thanh International Airport, with a capacity of 100 million passengers per annum, is at last underway, seven years after it was first mooted. The airport is the most expensive infrastructure project in Vietnam's history.
Break ground early in 2021, Piling work for the passenger terminal was completed one month ahead of the schedule and more than 14 million cubic meters of soil has been dug, filled, and leveled. While the construction of the Long Thanh International Airport's passenger terminal will start this year.
Covering a total area of more than 5,580 hectares, the airport will straddle six communes in the Long Thanh district. The airport will be built in three phases over three decades.
New Manila International Airport, Philippines
The New Manila International Airport is an under-construction Airport City in Bulacan that will serve as the main aviation gateway in the Philippines. The 2,500 hectares gateway has a design capacity of 100 million passengers a year but can be expanded to 200 million, and is targeted to accommodate 240 aircraft movements per hour. Making New Manila International Airport, the biggest Airport in Southeast Asia and the second-biggest airport in the world.
The proposed airport will feature at least four runways, expandable to six, Eight Taxi ways, a world-class terminal, and a modern and interlinked infrastructure network that includes expressways and railways. New Manila International Airport, is part of the envisioned 12,000 hectares of aerotropolis that features residential zones, commercial districts, government centers, a seaport, and an industrial zone.
Land development for the New Manila International Airport in Bulacan, undertaken by Boskalis, is almost 50% complete. Land development is expected to be done by the end of 2023. By 2024, the project’s proponent can start construction of the runway and passenger terminal building.
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8:29
FIRST INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT? : Travel Tip, Airport Walk, Flight Preparation | Jen Barangan
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Let me walk you through on the things you must remember when you have an international flight. #travelguide #travel #internationalflight #aviation
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10:08
MACTAN CEBU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, MANILA NAIA, AND CLARK AY 3 MAJOR AIRPORTS IN THE PHILIPPINES
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- published: 03 Feb 2024
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3:54
✈️ 🇵🇭 Airports Compared: Manila Ninoy Aquino Inter. Airport vs. New Manila International Airport
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published: 22 Mar 2024
✈️ 🇵🇭 Airports Compared: Manila Ninoy Aquino Inter. Airport vs. New Manila International Airport
✈️ 🇵🇭 Airports Compared: Manila Ninoy Aquino Inter. Airport vs. New Manila International Airport
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Introduction:
Welcome, aviation enthusiasts and curious travelers! Today, we're diving into an exciting comparison between the heart of Manila's air travel, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), and the future of Philippine aviation, the New Manila International Airport (NMIA). Both airports serve as gateways to the Philippines, but they're worlds apart in design, capacity, and technology. Let's explore how the upcoming NMIA is set to redefine air travel for Manila, contrasting it with the current experiences at NAIA.
1. Location and Accessibility:
NAIA: Situated within the city bounds of Pasay and Parañaque, NAIA's location offers both convenience and congestion. Its proximity to Manila's central business districts makes it easily accessible via major thoroughfares. However, this advantage often turns into a bottleneck, with traffic congestion being a frequent issue for travelers trying to catch their flights.
NMIA: Positioned in Bulacan, north of Manila, NMIA aims to alleviate traffic congestion by providing a more spacious alternative outside the dense city. The new location is designed to offer better access routes from various parts of Luzon via expressways, potentially reducing travel time and making the journey to the airport smoother for passengers.
2. Capacity and Facilities:
NAIA: With four terminals spread over a relatively compact area, NAIA has struggled to accommodate the growing number of passengers, leading to overcrowding and limitations in service offerings. Its capacity constraints have often led to operational challenges, including delays and long queues.
NMIA: Designed to be one of the largest and most advanced airports in Southeast Asia, NMIA is expected to handle over 100 million passengers annually - a significant leap from NAIA's current capacity. The state-of-the-art facilities planned for NMIA, including expansive terminals and modern amenities, promise a more comfortable and efficient passenger experience
.3. Design and Technology:
NAIA: While NAIA has undergone several renovations and updates, its infrastructure reflects its age, with limitations in handling the latest aviation technology and passenger service innovations. Efforts have been made to modernize, but space and structural constraints pose ongoing challenges.
NMIA: NMIA is being designed with the future in mind, incorporating the latest in airport technology, sustainable architecture, and passenger convenience. From automated check-in and baggage handling systems to energy-efficient designs, NMIA is set to become a benchmark for modern airports around the world.
4. Operation Efficiency:
NAIA: The operational efficiency of NAIA is often hampered by its limited runways and terminal capacity, leading to air traffic congestion, flight delays, and a generally stressed infrastructure unable to cope with peak demand periods.
NMIA: With multiple runways and a layout designed for smooth operation regardless of traffic volumes, NMIA is expected to drastically improve efficiency in flight operations, baggage handling, and passenger processing. This should translate to fewer delays, quicker turnaround times, and a more reliable travel schedule for passengers.
Conclusion:
As we've seen, the New Manila International Airport (NMIA) is poised to bring transformative changes to air travel in the Philippines, addressing many of the challenges currently faced at NAIA. From its strategic location and enhanced capacity to its modern design and operational efficiencies, NMIA promises a brighter, more connected future for Filipino travelers and international visitors alike. Stay tuned as we continue to monitor the progress of this landmark project, heralding a new era of Philippine aviation.
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Philippines $14BN Mega New Manila International Airport
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published: 12 Sep 2020
Philippines $14BN Mega New Manila International Airport
Philippines $14BN Mega New Manila International Airport
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This is the New Manila International Airport or the Bulacan International Airport, the most expensive project ever in the Philippines, it will set the country for a brighter and better future.
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This is the New Manila International Airport, and it is considered to be the most expensive project ever in the Philippines, it has a price tag of 735 billion pesos, in fact it is actually one of the most expensive airports in the world. The proposed new international “aerotropolis”, or a metropolis revolving around an airport, would involve a massive airport complex consisting of world class terminals and airport facilities, would be built on a 2,500-hectare property with a plan for four runways. There is ample space to construct a high-capacity runway system and airport complex that will ensure the efficient handling of 100 million passengers per year. The surrounding area would be developed into a new residential area and industrial zone with a seaport. All of this will be accessible in less than thirty minutes from Metro Manila, via interconnected expressways and railways— including a shoreline expressway that will cross Manila Bay head straight to New Manila International Airport. Could this be the needed solution to the problem of aging and inefficient airports where flight delays and congestion are the norm? Airport congestion is a serious problem that both airlines and passengers have to face. Currently, Ninoy Aquino International Airport’s annual losses due to air traffic congestion are estimated to be more than 10 billion dollars per year. This will continue to grow unless new airport capacity is built.
The project site is situated along Manila Bay in Bulakan town, province of Bulacan, 35 kilometres north of the city centre. It is also referred to as Bulacan International Airport, though it will be the main airport of Manila in the future. The Bulacan airport project was proposed by Ramon Ang of the San Miguel Corporation; a conglomerate best known for San Miguel Beer and the beer giant of the Philippines. Ang had been accumulating land at the Bulacan site before making the unsolicited proposal. Ang has also reached out to Jacobs engineering group for the design of the airport, this is the same team that handled the world famous Singapore Changi Airport and several other more top contender airports in the world.
Once the airport has been built this will have a huge impact on the world as it would mean that the Philippines is finally ready to rank among the rising economies of Asia. It will boost tourism, enhance the profile as an investment destination, and increase the competitiveness of industries, including manufacturing and exports. It can even contribute to the development of new, technology-based industries. In 2018, the Philippines recorded some 7.1 million tourist arrivals. It is well behind its ASEAN neighbors such as Thailand (38.27 million tourists), Malaysia (33.1 million tourists), Singapore (18.5 million), Indonesia (15.8 million), and Vietnam (15.5 million). If the Philippines is able to reach 20 million tourists, that will amount to an estimated 40 million new tourism-related jobs.
The project is under the “build build build”. That is handled by the current administration, which promises to fix our country’s infrastructure gaps.
But, because of the pandemic, the construction of New Manila International Airport was delayed. It will start its construction in October. Once New Manila International Airport is completed, it is envisioned to be the best airport in the region. President Ramon Ang of SMC described it as the “game changer” of the Philippines.
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The Main International Gateway to the Philippines! | Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3
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Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is the main international airport serving the Metro Manila area. Formerly known as Manila International Airport, it is located in between the cities of Pasay and Parañaque. It is managed by the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA), an agency under the Department of Transportation (DOTr). The airport consists of four passenger terminals and it is considered as the main international gateway for travelers to the Philippines.
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Biggest Transformation of Philippine and ASEAN Airports | From Worst to BEST Airport
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Philippine Airports: From Worst Airport to World's Most Beautiful World-Class Airports
Once considered for having the worst Airport in Asia, the Philippines is now hailed for having a world-class and World’s Most Beautiful Airports.
Clark International Airport in Pampanga has been hailed as one of the 24 World’s Most Beautiful Airports, according to the prestigious Prix Versailles, World Architecture Award. Clark is among the top six in the world in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s (UNESCO) Architecture and Design Awards under the airport category for its architectural design. It is one of two in Southeast Asia that made it to the list of 24 airports around the world. The other is Vietnam’s Van Don International Airport.
Clark International Airport was designed by Populous and Casas+Architects and constructed by Megawide Construction Corporation and GMR Infrastructure, which was completed in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic global emergency. Spanning 110,000 square meters with four floors and 18 bridges, Clark can cater to eight million passengers annually.
Winners of the Prix Versailles, referred to as laureates, emerge triumphant in various award categories. The selection of laureates is meticulously carried out, evaluating criteria such as harmony, balance, and the seamless integration of each project within its cultural context.
So far, two Philippine airports have brought renown to Philippine design and infrastructure, Clark International Airport — a finalist in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco) Architecture and Design Awards recently. And Mactan-Cebu International Airport Terminal 2, which has garnered multiple international design awards since opening in 2018.
The Mactan Cebu International Airport (MCIA) Terminal 2 has been a source of pride for the Filipinos ever since it was inaugurated in June 2018. It has since received global praise and attention, thanks to its ingenious and sleek design that showcases the strength and beauty of local talent and materials. In 2020, MCIA Terminal 2 won the “Completed Buildings-Transport” category, besting Singapore’s Jewel Changi Airport.
According to the notes by the award-giving body, they chose to give the victory to Mactan Airport because it was a simple and elegant new airport that uses many locally sourced materials. It is integrated into the local area through the development of a local hub and a landscape plan. The internal spaces are light and uncluttered... It is clearly popular with the local community and this established a memorable travels experience.
Another milestone of Philippines Aviation industry, is the construction of new manila International Airport.
San Miguel Aerocity Incorporated has reached at least 80 percent completion of land development for the New Manila International Airport. The builder of the soon-to-be largest gateway in the Philippines is accelerating land development with the goal of starting civil works 2024.
The $15 billion Airport City development project is expected to start commercial operation by 2029, with the terminal one will be erected by next year. The Phase 1 of the project which includes a passenger terminal building with airside and landside facilities, an airport toll road, and one runway will facilitate around 35 million passengers a year.
The New Manila International Airport located in Bulacan province, north of Manila is set to become the main aviation gateway in the Philippines. The 2,500 hectares of the airport, will relieve the air traffic operations at the existing, and overly congested Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
In addition, the Philippines is in the way to modernized its aviation facilities. Two of the biggest Airport development in the region are constructed in the Philippines. Sangley point International Airport and New Manila International Airport.
The development of the $11 billion Sangley Point International Airport has moved a step closer to reality, now that its private sector proponents have finally signed the development agreement with the local government of Cavite.
With the signing of the agreement, the group is ready to commence the work necessary to finally implement the long-needed infrastructure project that aimed at providing a premium gateway that will initially serve as an alternative to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
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The United States has warned its citizens that security at the Philippines' main airport does not meet international standards, urging travellers to exercise "increased caution". The Department of Homeland Security issued a travel advisory on Wednesday saying security at Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport was not "consistent" with International Civil Aviation Organisation standards. "Exercise increased caution when travelling to or from Ninoy Aquino International Airport, " the US Embassy in Manila said on its website, citing the advisory. The advisory was based on an assessment by security experts from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), the Homeland Security Department said without specifying the findings.
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20 MINS of Plane Spotting at Manila Ninoy Aquino Airport (MNL/RPLL)
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This video includes an array of aircraft arriving and departing at Ninoy Aquino International Airport, also commonly referred to as Manila International Airport!
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0:52 | Gulf Air Airbus A330-200 arriving from Bahrain
1:39 | Thai Airways Boeing 777-200(ER) arriving from Bangkok
2:21 | Philippine Airlines Boeing 777-300(ER) departing to Los Angeles
3:57 | Philippine Airlines Airbus A320-200 arriving from Cagayan De Oro
4:34 | Cebu Pacific Airbus A330-300 arriving from Davao City
5:18 | Philippine AirAsia Airbus A320-200 arriving from Cebu
6:07 | Korean Air Boeing 777-300(ER) departing to Seoul
6:35 | Gulf Air Airbus A330-200 departing to Bahrain
7:04 | Xiamen Air Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner departing to Xiamen
7:36 | Asiana Airlines Airbus A330-300 departing to Seoul
9:35 | Japan Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner arriving from Tokyo
10:14 | Saudi Arabia Boeing 777-300(ER) arriving from Riyadh
10:55 | Air Asia Airbus A320-200 arriving from Kuala Lumpur
11:35 | Sky Jet British Aerospace BAe-146 arriving from Del Carmin
12:22 | EVA Air Boeing 777-300(ER) departing to Taipei
12:53 | Cebu Pacific Airbus A330-300 departing to Bangkok
13:25 | Singapore Airlines Airbus A350-900 departing to Singapore
14:52 | China Airlines Cargo Boeing 747-400(F) arriving from Singapore
15:29 | Cebu Pacific A320-200 arriving from Dipolog
16:14 | Philippine Airlines Airbus A330-300 arriving from Melbourne
16:48 | Thai Airways Boeing 777-200(ER) departing to Bangkok
18:24 | Philippine Airlines Airbus A350-900 departing to London
20:06 | Scoot Airbus A320-200 departing to Singapore
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Biggest Airport Development in Southeast Asia
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Here are the World Class Airport Developments in Southeast Asia, transforming the aviation landscape in each country, and in the Region.
New Phnom Penh International Airport, Cambodia
The construction work on a Chinese-built new Phnom Penh international airport, formally known as the Techo International Airport, is expected to be completed in 2024.
Invested by the Cambodia Airport Investment Company Limited, the 1.5 billion US dollar project is being constructed by the China Construction Third Engineering Bureau Group Company Limited on an area of 2,600 hectares in the southern Kandal, and Takeo provinces. Making it one of the world's largest airports by land area.
According to the updated master schedule provided by the contractor, the project in the first phase is expected to be completed in the middle of 2024, with more than 50 percent of the construction work had been completed.
Eastern Economic Corridor Airport City, Thailand
The construction of the U -Tapao International Airport of the Eastern Airport City projects, is expected to commence this year. The $9 billion development plan was approved in 2020, which comprises the third airport terminal, the Airport City commercial gateway, the free trade zone, maintenance, repair, and overhaul facilities, and a Training center for aeronautical personnel.
U-Tapao International Airport near Pattaya, Thailand, is undergoing a major upgrade to become one of the most innovative airports and multi-modal transport hubs in the Asia region.
The expansion will deliver 450,000m² of passenger terminal buildings with the capacity to handle 60 million passengers annually, and 124 aircraft stands. Advanced facilities such as automated people mover, self-check-in, and self-bag drop system will also be created.
Sangley Point International Airport, Philippines
The Sangley Point International Airport development project will be the newest Airport in the country within mega Manila. It will supplement the country’s increasing demand for air travel.
This $10.9 billion Airport project, is a joint consortium between the provincial government of Cavite, and local and International Companies.
The new Sangley Point International Airport is a foundation of a world-class global hub airport. Adjacent to the heart of Metro Manila. Key to the Philippines Airport system, Clark International Airport, and New Manila International Airport in the North.
Long Thanh International Airport, Vietnam
Construction of Vietnam’s $14.5 billion Long Thanh International Airport, with a capacity of 100 million passengers per annum, is at last underway, seven years after it was first mooted. The airport is the most expensive infrastructure project in Vietnam's history.
Break ground early in 2021, Piling work for the passenger terminal was completed one month ahead of the schedule and more than 14 million cubic meters of soil has been dug, filled, and leveled. While the construction of the Long Thanh International Airport's passenger terminal will start this year.
Covering a total area of more than 5,580 hectares, the airport will straddle six communes in the Long Thanh district. The airport will be built in three phases over three decades.
New Manila International Airport, Philippines
The New Manila International Airport is an under-construction Airport City in Bulacan that will serve as the main aviation gateway in the Philippines. The 2,500 hectares gateway has a design capacity of 100 million passengers a year but can be expanded to 200 million, and is targeted to accommodate 240 aircraft movements per hour. Making New Manila International Airport, the biggest Airport in Southeast Asia and the second-biggest airport in the world.
The proposed airport will feature at least four runways, expandable to six, Eight Taxi ways, a world-class terminal, and a modern and interlinked infrastructure network that includes expressways and railways. New Manila International Airport, is part of the envisioned 12,000 hectares of aerotropolis that features residential zones, commercial districts, government centers, a seaport, and an industrial zone.
Land development for the New Manila International Airport in Bulacan, undertaken by Boskalis, is almost 50% complete. Land development is expected to be done by the end of 2023. By 2024, the project’s proponent can start construction of the runway and passenger terminal building.
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FIRST INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT? : Travel Tip, Airport Walk, Flight Preparation | Jen Barangan
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MACTAN CEBU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, MANILA NAIA, AND CLARK AY 3 MAJOR AIRPORTS IN THE PHILIPPINES
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Manila
Manila (i/məˈnɪl.ə/) is the capital city of the Philippines. It is the home to extensive commerce and seats the executive and judicial branches of the Filipino government. It also contains vast amount of significant architectural and cultural landmarks in the country. Manila is one of the sixteen cities that makes up Metro Manila, the National Capital Region of the Philippines. In 2012, Globalization and World Cities Research Network listed Manila as a global city.
Manila is on the eastern shore of Manila Bay. According to the 2010 census, Manila is the second most populous city in the Philippines with a population of 1,652,171. Manila is the most densely populated city in the world with 42,857 people per square kilometer.
Manila has six representative districts for the lower house of the Philippine Congress. Furthermore, the city is composed of 16 districts, namely: Binondo, Ermita, Intramuros, Malate, Paco, Pandacan, Port Area, Quiapo, Sampaloc, San Andres, San Miguel, San Nicolas, Santa Ana, Santa Cruz, Santa Mesa and Tondo.
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