Transport & Logistics
NAIA sets passenger record, shows stronger operations
The Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) posted its busiest month on record in January 2026, handling 4.96 million passengers, according to its private operator, New NAIA Infra Corp. (NNIC). The figure surpassed the previous high of 4.86 million in December 2025 and reflected continued growth after a strong holiday travel season.
Sweden to help Manila modernize bus system
The Philippines is partnering with Sweden to modernize its urban bus system, aiming to make public transport safer, more efficient, and commuter-friendly. The Department of Transportation (DOTr) recently signed a grant agreement with Sweden’s development finance institution, Swedfund, to support the initiative.
ICTSI locks in Melbourne Port future
International Container Terminal Services Inc, a Philippine-listed global port operator, said its wholly owned unit Victoria International Container Terminal Ltd has secured a 26-year extension to operate and manage Webb Dock East at the Port of Melbourne, stretching the contract expiry from 2040 to 2066, a fresh long-term reason for investors to stay put.
Asia-Pacific set to drive next wave of aviation services growth
Asia-Pacific will become the main engine of global aviation services growth over the next two decades, according to Airbus’ latest Global Services Forecast.
MCIA soars as Cebu travel takes off
Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA) didn’t just ease into 2026—it rocketed out of the gate.
