The operator of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport has introduced a new fleet of vehicles to support ground operations at the country's main gateway in a bid to improve convenience and ensure the safe and efficient flow of movements amid the reported increase of passenger volume last year.
“These vehicles are essential to support efficient operations and improve the overall passenger experience at NAIA. They complement NAIA's existing fleet and reflect our commitment to providing a seamless and reliable airport experience,” said NNIC president Ramon S. Ang. Three"follow-me" vehicles have also been added to guide aircraft to their designated parking positions more efficiently, helping minimize taxi times and contributing to smoother operations.
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