They once tried to convince government to let them fix the aging Ninoy Aquino International Airport. But the plan of the so-called 'superconsortium' fell apart before it ever began. Now the companies are trying again.Six of the country's leading ...
The airport held such promise before it burned to the ground in 1972.
Before Manila International Airport (MIA) was renamed to commemorate the late senator Ninoy Aquino who had been shot on its tarmac, the premier air travel hub experienced both trials and successes that made it what it is today.The first of its ...
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