Passengers flying out of Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) can now enjoy discounted overnight parking rates—part of the initial reforms rolled out by its new operator, New NAIA Infrastructure Corporation (NNIC), led by San Miguel Corporation.
The new policy allows verified passengers to pay only half of the overnight parking fee, as long as they follow a simple process: park at the airport, keep the parking ticket, and present it along with their boarding pass after the trip. The initiative is designed to support legitimate airport users while also discouraging unauthorized long-term parking that clogs up space.
This move comes just months after the formal turnover of NAIA operations from the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) to NNIC. Since the transition, NNIC has introduced several passenger-friendly measures—among them, curbing overstaying vehicles at drop-off lanes, installing digital kiosks, and streamlining terminal transport.
The discounted parking rate is part of the broader overhaul to make the airport more accessible, efficient, and traveler-focused. More upgrades—including infrastructure expansions and energy reliability projects—are expected under the leadership of NNIC President and CEO Ramon S. Ang and General Manager Angelito Alvarez.
