In Graphic Detail: Airports

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No images? Click here     Stressful NAIA   There's nothing more pleasing than a well-made graph. Each week, we look into the details of a graph that has caught our attention. Get it in your inbox every Monday.   SUBSCRIBE     Source: HawaiianIslands.com   🛬 According to a study by travel website HawaiianIslands.com, the country's Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is one of the most stressful airports in Southeast Asia, with 57 percent of its visitors experiencing stress. 🛬 The study was conducted by analyzing reviews left by users in Google Maps profiles of international airports in every country. 🛬 The NAIA ranked as the third most stressful airport in the Southeast Asia & Oceania region, "bested" only by Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Vietnam (60 percent) and Sydney Airport in Australia (58 percent).   View this email in your browser and share it with your friends.   Related stories NAIA showdown brewing as PPP talks revived Fresh offers to modernize the aging crown jewel of Philippine airports remain on hold due to the absence of a clear Public-Private Partnership (PPP) policy thus far. Ending PH airport, logistics woes Every presidential administration has uttered sweet promises of better transportation infrastructure to Filipinos but, for the most part, progress over the decades has been uneven and, compared to other countries in the region, sorely lacking. San Miguel’s Bulacan airport to open in 2027, says DOTr Land development for the P735-billion New Manila International Airport stood at 42-percent completion. It is targeted to be finished by December 2024.     Previous charts Inflation hurts smartphone sales ➤ The new weekend ➤ Insuring mental health ➤   Hi Edward, Has this newsletter helped you in any way? We welcome your feedback. Feel free to leave us a note in our suggestion box.   LEARN MORE       Share    Tweet    Share    Forward  Copyright © 2022 PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER, All rights reserved. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to Inquirer Newsletters. Unsubscribe