AirAsia Philippines on Tuesday projected flying some 450,000 domestic and international passengers in the run up to the long Christmas and New Year holidays.
Angkas, the pioneering motorcycle ride-hailing service in the country, said it is committed to help ease transportation woes in the Philippines through technology.
The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) on Monday projected cargo traffic to further expand on the back of improving global trade and on Christmas holiday-related spending.
A meeting of more than 100 countries on Friday agreed to an interim goal for emissions reductions from global aviation by 2030 by using less-polluting fuels, but China, Russia and some others aired concerns about the impact on their economies.