San Miguel Corporation’s unsolicited proposal to put up a P700-billion airport in Bulacan is moving up the review and approval process by the technical board of the National Economic and Development Authority-Investment Coordination Committee (NEDA-ICC), the country’s economic planning head said.
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Study shows ride-sharing services can keep a million private cars off Metro Manila roads
Transport-network company Uber said ride-sharing services can reduce the volume of private vehicles on Metro Manila roads by about a million, easing traffic congestion in the metropolis.
Read More »Uber joins forces with NASA for flying taxis
LOS ANGELES: Uber unveiled a partnership with NASA that will see it develop flying taxis priced competitively with standard Uber journeys.
Read More »SMC wants to expand expressways
San Miguel Corporation (SMC) will soon start expanding the three expressways it built – the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX), the Skyway system, and the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Expressway (NAIAX) – to help decongest traffic in the metropolis.
Read More »Local airlines vow to work with government, seek regulatory, infra support
The first Philippine Aviation Day – put together by the Air Carriers Association of the Philippines (ACAP) – gathered key aviation stakeholders who saw the opportunity for local aviation to gain from the ongoing regional air travel boom.
Read More »IATA warns Philippines vs. ‘onerous’ aviation regulations
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) warned the Philippines against “excessively onerous” aviation regulations that would hamper growth in the aviation sector and consequently hurt passengers.
Read More »Cebu Pacific defers Hawaii flights
Cebu Pacific is deferring plans to fly to Honolulu and the US mainland to focus on the growing domestic and regional demand.
Read More »JV Ejercito seeks probe of CAAP over skyscrapers
Sen. Joseph Victor “JV” Ejercito said he will seek a probe of officials of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) for allowing the construction of structures that obstruct air traffic. Ejercito, vice chairman of the Senate committee on public services, said the construction of skyscrapers near airports poses serious danger to the air-riding public. He referred to the …
Read More »Cebu Pacific invests $25M for pilot training
Cebu Pacific is pumping $25 million in a pilot training program to meet their expansion requirements.
Read More »Government seeks ADB loan for e-jeepney
The Energy Department plans to apply for a new loan from the Asian Development Bank to roll out the government’s electric jeepney program, a year after the government cancelled the loan for the electric tricycle program.
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