MCIA Boosts Case as Premier Transfer Hub
Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA) is strengthening its position as a premier transfer hub in Asia by enhancing its 'CEB Connects' facility, designed to streamline transit processes. Since its launch in April 2025, it has handled over 500,000 transit passengers with a 73% utilization rate.
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