PASSENGERS at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) can now enjoy faster and more reliable free Wi-Fi.
This as the airport’s new private sector operator, New NAIA Infra Corp. (NNIC), upgraded wifi connectivity as part of its efforts to enhance services.
Average internet speeds at NAIA terminals have significantly increased, with passengers now enjoying speeds of 50-60 Mbps, with peak speeds reaching 115 Mbps.
Currently, an average of 1,000 users per hour connect to the “NewNAIA” free Wi-Fi network across all terminals.
Passengers can enjoy up to three hours of free access, eliminating the previous two-hour limit and the need to provide personal information.
To ensure better and reliable coverage, NNIC said it partnered with both PLDT/Smart and Converge as Wi-Fi providers.
“For air travelers, fast and reliable internet connectivity is a must,” the NNIC said.
“Whether it’s for completing online travel requirements, accessing information, staying connected with loved ones, or simply browsing social media, good internet access is essential at any modern international airport,” the airport’s new private operator stated.
These improvements are part of NNIC’s ongoing efforts to enhance the passenger experience at NAIA.
“We are committed to providing a high level of service that meets the expectations of today’s travelers,” said the NNIC .
“In time, we hope to deliver on this promise across all aspects of NAIA operations,” it added.

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