Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3, International air terminal in Pasay, Philippines
Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 is a modern processing facility in Pasay featuring 24 boarding gates spread across four levels. The building spans 182,500 square meters (1,964,900 square feet) and accommodates passenger check-in and airline operations.
Construction started in 1997 but faced significant delays due to legal disputes and technical challenges. Full operations did not begin until 2014 after these obstacles were resolved.
The terminal displays Philippine art throughout its corridors, showcasing regional traditions and contemporary designs that visitors encounter while passing through. These installations offer a reflection of local creative expression during your time in the airport.
Immigration areas have separate lanes for Philippine citizens and foreign travelers at both arrival and departure sections. Check conditions upon arrival to understand which areas are less congested for your processing.
A temperature-controlled footbridge connects the terminal directly to Newport City, allowing pedestrian access to nearby hotels without stepping outside. This covered link makes it easy to reach entertainment and lodging without facing the weather.
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