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The overnight parking rate for cars at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport quadrupled to P1,200 from P300 under the policy of the private concessionaire.
“These adjustments are necessary to ensure continued maintenance and improvements of our facilities,” NNIC general manager Angelitio Alvarez said.The company confirmed that it significantly increased the overnight parking fees to discourage the use of NAIA as a long-term parking facility. Many individuals, including those from nearby establishments and with no airport-related business, were taking advantage of the low rates for overnight or long-term parking. This created parking shortage for actual passengers, adding to congestion and frustration, NNIC said.“The goal is to optimize parking for our passengers. While the previous rates may have been convenient for some, they created significant disadvantages for travelers.
NNIC on Sept. 14 assumed control of NAIA, with plans to modernize and transform the Philippines’ primary international gateway into a world-class facility.
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