THE LONGTIME ban on online ridesharing platforms at Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport is soon ending.
Apparently, Singapore’s Grab has come to an agreement with airport authorities that will allow people to book a driver from Naia. A final schedule is still being worked out for the actual event to launch Grab’s terminals.
We’ve heard there are also discussions with Grab’s rival Uber toward this end.
That’s a welcome development for passengers at Naia, including those who would rather not drive or subject their personal drivers to Manila’s unfortunate traffic situation.
Moreover, it gives passengers another option from those airport taxis charging exorbitant rates. Good news all around, in other words. Miguel R. Camus
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