#terminal taxi

According to the newly installed MIAA General Manager, Eddie Villanueva Monreal, ordinary metered taxis will be allowed to enter all NAIA terminals and pick up passengers starting tomorrow. This is to address the long-time problem of the lack of accredited taxi operators currently servicing the airline terminals. Airport security will be taking note of the taxi plate number, driver and operator for each taxi entering the terminal and provide a copy to the passenger with a duplicate kept by the MIAA for their own records. Earlier this year, transport services like Uber and GrabCar were also allowed inside terminals to address clamors by the public. We all ride a taxi every now and then, and most of us (if not all) have experienced a letdown on a few of them. Social media and news outlets have been flocked with posts of erring taxis as of the past few weeks, and we can't help but notice the common faults they always do. Sauna cabs https://twitter.com/xoxomanths/status/689263270562156544 https://twitter.com/dokgyunsoo/status/680238672097067008 Ah yes, we've probably had those moments that the taxi you've just hitched is a lot hotter compared to the metro breeze, oftentimes being described as a 'sauna'. Read more in our articles including "Metered taxi are allowed in all NAIA terminals starting tomorrow" and "Fast Five: Taxi Inconveniences We Encounter".