Gov’t won’t privatize NAIA but open to private mgt. deal
The Marcos administration intends to privatize the operations and maintenance of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) while keeping its ...
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Transportation chief may ask some CAAP officials to go on leave
Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista on Tuesday said he may ask some officials of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines ...
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DOTr looks into moral, if not legal, obligation to refund affected flyers
The government has no contractual obligation to refund passengers affected by the hours-long shutdown of the Philippine airspace due to ...
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‘Libreng Sakay’ ended despite additional budget
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board has issued a fare box matrix for the EDSA busway effective 5 a.m. ...
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Group nixes other vehicles using EDSA Busway
The Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) is opposing the proposal to allow other vehicles on the EDSA Busway which ...
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Bautista, Acuzar get CA approval as Transport, Housing secretaries
After two hearings, the powerful Commission on Appointments endorsed Tuesday the confirmation of the ad interim appointment of Jaime Bautista ...
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‘Fuel subsidy to 600k trike drivers done by January’
The Department of Transportation will finish paying the government’s fuel subsidy to around 600,000 tricycle drivers by mid-January 2023, Transportation ...
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On fuel subsidies and stopping the excuse train
"The task at hand for the DOTr is dead-simple: get the fuel subsidy money to the drivers who need it" ...
Read moreBautista: PH to collaborate on maritime efforts
Department of Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista said the government is looking at opportunities to collaborate with other countries to strengthen ...
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Converge, DOTr team up for free Wi-Fi at airports
Converge ICT Solutions Inc. said Friday it teamed up with the Department of Transportation to provide free public Wi-Fi services ...
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