$500-M new PAL airport

[Monseratto]

Hong Kong and Singapore are already planning for a third runway to their "new" gateway airports, while our politicians are scratching their heads how to finish the 15 year old T3 and makeover the jurassic T1....

[andywesteast]

Hong Kong and Singapore are already planning for a third runway to their "new" gateway airports, while our politicians are scratching their heads how to finish the 15 year old T3 and makeover the jurassic T1....

Kaya kulelat ang Pinas.

[slapz]

Call me biased, as I am from Pampanga, pero Clark naman talaga ang best place to have it. Eh kaya nga Air Base ng US is sa Clark dati.

[Calistro]

So wala na un rumors na magkakaron daw ng Disneyland sa Clark? Hahah

Maganda nga dun nalang ang airport, para sa hiway magsiksikan ang mga papunta at palabas ng bansa.

[CVT]

So wala na un rumors na magkakaron daw ng Disneyland sa Clark? Hahah

Maganda nga dun nalang ang airport, para sa hiway magsiksikan ang mga papunta at palabas ng bansa.

If it's going to be at Clark,- there should be a superhiway somewhere to connect it to the Metropolis.....

Obviously, SCTEX and NLEX are not what I am talking about.

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[vinj]

Call me biased, as I am from Pampanga, pero Clark naman talaga ang best place to have it. Eh kaya nga Air Base ng US is sa Clark dati.

Im an informal settler in Pampanga during weekends and having a major airport at Clark will be nice however you also have to consider the transport system to get there. NLEX and its arteries are inadequate, theres still no railway, and it will be an extreme burden from those coming from the souther Metro and Southern Tagalog areas. Dadami aksidente nyan dahil naghahabol ng flight.

Things needed for the Clark airport to be acceptable:
- Railway and a good bus system from the NCR.
- NLEX-SLEX link
- Widened NLEX and peripheral roads that can take extreme weather conditions. Dapat now pa lang they expand the viaduct and Bulacan to SCTEX portions from 2 lanes each to 6 lanes each.

[Monseratto]

If only we can emulate the airport train system of HK, including off-site baggage check-ins...but that would be already asking too much. hehehe. T3 is barely functioning as it is. No operators for the airbridges, no working walkalators and only one working schedule monitor.

[greenlyt]

up ko lang....
sana matuloy na talaga eto

SMC submits proposal for $10-B new airport | Headlines, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com

SMC plans to build a new international gateway that will have four runways and higher passenger capacity compared to NAIA’s single runway situated in a 400-hectare property in Pasay City.

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[CVT]

up ko lang....
sana matuloy na talaga eto

SMC submits proposal for $10-B new airport | Headlines, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com


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Puwede ba,- ITULOY NA IYAN!!!!!




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[uls]

another press release as usual

[greenlyt]

press release...? hope its not
tagal ng dapat na-improve ang airport natin

SMC proposes $10B Manila Bay airport | Inquirer Business

The Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) is considering the proposal of San Miguel Corp. (SMC) to put up a $10-billion international air gateway at a reclamation project in Manila Bay.
Michael Sagcal, Transportation department spokesman, said the agency was “very open” to the SMC proposal to establish the airport in the bay area covering the cities of Parañaque and Las Piñas.
“We invite SMC to make a more formal presentation and to submit a proposal to us,” Sagcal said in an interview, adding that the massive airport project was presented to Malacañang on Wednesday.

[uls]

from proposal to approval to groundbreaking... it will take years

kung matutuloy yan it will be after PNoy's term

[rafmac]

Sad to say DOTC drags their feet in approving projects. They have no appetite approving private initiatives. If you look at it no cost to government ang project, but I guess since private less kickbacks


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[Mguy]

Approved na daw yun parallel runway project sa current NAIA. Mukhang maraming aalisin na residences. Plus may limitation rin on having parallel runways eh.

[CVT]

press release...? hope its not
tagal ng dapat na-improve ang airport natin

SMC proposes $10B Manila Bay airport | Inquirer Business

NAIA T1 - may mga hini-himatay na!!!

Maawa naman kayo sa mga pasahero!!!

Pati kaming walang kamalay-malay - lintik na kantyaw at alipusta ang naririnig namin sa mga kasama namin sa ibang bansa na dumarating dito...

Sabi ko na lang sa kanila,- "That is the warm fuzzy feeling of overflowing money in the Philippines! And, by the way,- you stink of your dried sweat- that's the smell of money coming in our national coffers..."....

Ano ba naman sila,- nasa gobyerno sila,- e di i-demand nila sa mga local suppliers na i-deliver ang AC units to alleviate the situation,- else kakasuhan sila ng tax evasion....




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[badkuk]

read on twitter that Ramon Ang will partner with Ayala Corp and SM Group for this project.

Di kaya magsapakan yan sa boardroom meeting ? :D

[SiRbossR]

Di totoo yan. PAL has been losing billions and only have half the passengers cebupac has last year.

[SiRbossR]

Call me biased, as I am from Pampanga, pero Clark naman talaga ang best place to have it. Eh kaya nga Air Base ng US is sa Clark dati.

Emirates just closed their flights from CRK-DXB-CRK. Di mapuno puno. So i don't think Clark is yet to be established as a substitute to NAIA unless there will be one superhway connecting only the two airports.

[vinj]

from proposal to approval to groundbreaking... it will take years

kung matutuloy yan it will be after PNoy's term

Alay ni Presidente Binay sa taong bayad... este... bayan!

Emirates just closed their flights from CRK-DXB-CRK. Di mapuno puno. So i don't think Clark is yet to be established as a substitute to NAIA unless there will be one superhway connecting only the two airports.

Too far really considering the nonexistent fast transport modes, especially for those coming from Southern Tagalog or even just from the south side of Metro Manila.

[cardict]

Emirates just closed their flights from CRK-DXB-CRK. Di mapuno puno. So i don't think Clark is yet to be established as a substitute to NAIA unless there will be one superhway connecting only the two airports.

Yes that' the way to make it attractive to foreign airlines,lots of infrastructure including railways from the metropolis