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GrabCar can now legally operate in NAIA terminals

Finally, starting March 14, passengers at the Ninoy Aquino Internation Airport (NAIA) can book GrabCars without any trouble from the airport’s management.

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The Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) and Grab have signed an agreement yesterday which allows GrabCar driver to pick up passengers from the all the four terminals of Manila’s international airport.

But it isn’t as open as we thought because there will be Grab booths at designated areas at the terminal where booking agents may assist. At least, even passengers without a smartphone and data connectivity will be able to book a ride rather than taking the usual taxis or coupon vehicles.

Passengers can only be picked up where the Grab booths are:

Terminal 1 — Main Arrival Curbside
Terminal 2 — Inner Arrival Curbside between Bays 7 and 8
Terminal 3 — Secondary Arrival Curbside between bays 5 and 6
Terminal 4 — Curbside

Grab is the first TNC to be officially accredited by MIAA to pick-up passengers within the airport’s premises and we expect Uber to follow suit.

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Daniel Morial
This article was contributed by Daniel Morial, a film school graduate and technology enthusiast. He's the geeky encyclopedia and salesman among his friends for anything tech.
  1. i did not know they were banned on the first place. I used Grab two weeks ago. yun nga lang, madaling araw yun. can airport authorities know which is a Grab vehicle and which is a private car?


    • I think they can’t, both GrabCars and Ubers don’t have labels or stickers on them. I also booked an UberX back in Feb. Acting naturally is the key.


    • They were not banned. They just did not have permit to operate inside terminals so they had to apply for permit and was granted.


  2. The grab booth personnel should be the one to know, right? Kaya sa pickup point lang pwede. Sana uber din. I still have uber coupon.


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