NAIA Passenger Traffic Up 4% During Undas Break Despite High Airfares
Despite soaring airfares, passenger traffic at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) rose by 4% to 1.29 million during the Undas holiday break, exceeding forecasts. Both international and domestic travel saw increases, with October 30 being the busiest day.
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