Passengers at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) will now experience a better “world-class” treatment worthy of the country’s premier entry hub.
This, after Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) recently unveiled a new passenger transit lounge inside NAIA Terminal 1.
This new facility aims to enhance the overall airport experience for travelers by providing a premium space where passengers can relax during layovers.
The lounge, located in the pre-departure area next to the OFW Lounge, is open 24 hours daily to provide a comfortable and relaxing space for passengers with connecting flights.
It is a partnership project between MIAA and flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL).
MIAA General Manager Eric Ines and PAL President and Chief Operating Officer Stanley K. Ng led the transit lounge's launch Wednesday, July 10.
With them are PAL Executive Vice President Carlos Luis Fernandez and Bureau of Immigration (BI) Commissioner Norman Tansingco.
The new and improved transit lounge has a combined floor area of 200 square meters, and can accommodate up to 80 passengers.
The passenger transit lounge is equipped with comfortable seating, charging stations for electronic devices, and a selection of food and beverage options.
Travelers can also take advantage of amenities such as shower facilities, and restrooms.
The lounge, located in the pre-departure area next to the OFW Lounge, is open 24 hours daily to provide a comfortable and relaxing space for passengers with connecting flights.
Passengers transiting through NAIA Terminal 1 to connect to their next flight can enjoy the lounge free of charge.
"Travelers will find the facility as a welcome respite while en route to their final destinations," Ines said.
The PAL official likewise said the airline always advocates collaboration with industry partners.
"Our working partnership with the MIAA on this much-needed project has yielded positive results. This transit lounge ensures the comfort and convenience of passengers traveling through the Manila gateway," Ng said.
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