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Airport terminal fee hike eyed.
(From Philippine Daily Inquirer)
Byline: Clarissa S. Batino
THE NINOY Aquino International Airport is planning to collect an additional $5 per passenger traveling overseas to pay for the increased cost of security.
Manila International Airport Authority general manager Edgardo Manda said the agency had presented the ...
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