Philippines $14BN Mega New Manila International Airport
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2020
- This is the New Manila International Airport or the Bulacan International Airport, the most expensive project ever in the Philippines, it will set the country for a brighter and better future.
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This is the New Manila International Airport, and it is considered to be the most expensive project ever in the Philippines, it has a price tag of 735 billion pesos, in fact it is actually one of the most expensive airports in the world. The proposed new international “aerotropolis”, or a metropolis revolving around an airport, would involve a massive airport complex consisting of world class terminals and airport facilities, would be built on a 2,500-hectare property with a plan for four runways. There is ample space to construct a high-capacity runway system and airport complex that will ensure the efficient handling of 100 million passengers per year. The surrounding area would be developed into a new residential area and industrial zone with a seaport. All of this will be accessible in less than thirty minutes from Metro Manila, via interconnected expressways and railways- including a shoreline expressway that will cross Manila Bay head straight to New Manila International Airport. Could this be the needed solution to the problem of aging and inefficient airports where flight delays and congestion are the norm? Airport congestion is a serious problem that both airlines and passengers have to face. Currently, Ninoy Aquino International Airport’s annual losses due to air traffic congestion are estimated to be more than 10 billion dollars per year. This will continue to grow unless new airport capacity is built.
The project site is situated along Manila Bay in Bulakan town, province of Bulacan, 35 kilometres north of the city centre. It is also referred to as Bulacan International Airport, though it will be the main airport of Manila in the future. The Bulacan airport project was proposed by Ramon Ang of the San Miguel Corporation; a conglomerate best known for San Miguel Beer and the beer giant of the Philippines. Ang had been accumulating land at the Bulacan site before making the unsolicited proposal. Ang has also reached out to Jacobs engineering group for the design of the airport, this is the same team that handled the world famous Singapore Changi Airport and several other more top contender airports in the world.
Once the airport has been built this will have a huge impact on the world as it would mean that the Philippines is finally ready to rank among the rising economies of Asia. It will boost tourism, enhance the profile as an investment destination, and increase the competitiveness of industries, including manufacturing and exports. It can even contribute to the development of new, technology-based industries. In 2018, the Philippines recorded some 7.1 million tourist arrivals. It is well behind its ASEAN neighbors such as Thailand (38.27 million tourists), Malaysia (33.1 million tourists), Singapore (18.5 million), Indonesia (15.8 million), and Vietnam (15.5 million). If the Philippines is able to reach 20 million tourists, that will amount to an estimated 40 million new tourism-related jobs.
The project is under the “build build build”. That is handled by the current administration, which promises to fix our country’s infrastructure gaps.
But, because of the pandemic, the construction of New Manila International Airport was delayed. It will start its construction in October. Once New Manila International Airport is completed, it is envisioned to be the best airport in the region. President Ramon Ang of SMC described it as the “game changer” of the Philippines.
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Happy to see Manila becaming greater ,love from India ❤️🇮🇳
Pls pursue this project, it will benefits future Filipinos and create more jobs, Philippines has all the potential to be developed country in the future if they continue and focus on projects like this and set aside corruption.
Bulacan will surely boom. They have the Philippine Arena and this airport.
Finally! Construction starts next month! We really need this!
A take off for the philippine economy.
The design does not reflect the culture of the Philippines. Why hire a foreign designer if Filipinos are more than capable of doing the job? Cebu-Mactan is a good example of a design reflective of Philippine culture. The present design is reminiscent of Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris. I hope they implement some design changes before starting the project.
Ramon Ang offered this project to Aquino and his admin said no and delayed everything. Look at all the developments in the last 4 years, specially from the country side to the smaller cities. 10 years from now the country will do better, and the mindset of the people should change aswell. Be more competitive like the Singaporeans , Hong Kong. Japanese etc, then the country will really change. Usually religious countries are more poor...
Wow another milestone project of Duterte's administration. God bless and prayers to Philippines.
That means Philippine Airlines can be a 5 star airline.
In my fictional world, fictional and made up airport is the most expensive airport in the world
14 billion dollars is not the budget for the airport alone. It comprises many different projects like:
It is indeed the game changer for the Philippines coupled with the other PRRD's infra.
This is what we need in the Philippines to compete globally! Go build build build!!
I've watched the Philippine Int'l Airport revolve from a rickety old wooden structure in the late 1970's to a match for the up-and-coming International Tourist Market. What a huge difference the country has taken on in Transportation!!! My Dad would be very proud of his country's huge progress!!!
That's a real legacy. Thanks to this administration that has the plan to improve our country.
i worked with Jacobs in one project in Aramco, most of their design engineers in oil and gas is filipinos. glenn from bataan is one of their electrical design engineer specialized in 38.5 kv, switchgears and power trans.
Thank you, SAN MIGUEL CORPORATION! 🤩🤩🤩
Bigger open doors, bigger businesses coming in ♥️👌
hopefully this massive airport project will start next month.
Can’t wait to go visit, greeting from Washington state 🤙🏽