Turboprop Return to NAIA Hinges on Infra Contract Review, CAAP Says
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) stated that a review of the concession agreement with the new NAIA private operator is necessary before allowing turboprop services to return to the airport. The Department of Tourism has pushed for their return, citing increased domestic travel costs and inconvenience.
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