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Privatization of NAIA and other airports in the country would not be a “silver bullet” that can solve the deteriorating conditions of these facilities, Senator Risa Hontiveros said on Sunday, May 7. ManilaBulletin

Privatization of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport and other airports in the country would not be a “silver bullet” that can solve the deteriorating conditions of these facilities, Senator Risa Hontiveros said on Sunday, May 7.

“The service at NAIA will not improve even if the private sector runs it, if there is no reform when it comes to the management system of NAIA and other airports in the country,” she stressed. She said this is evidenced by the country’s experience with its privately operated water, electricity and rail systems.

“There are plenty of good practices in airport operations for us to emulate, if the government is indeed serious about fixing our airports,” Hontiveros said.

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