The Manila Times

NAIA 6th worst airport for a layover

- ARIC JOHN SY CUA

Ninoy Aquino Internatio­nal it is at the bottom when it comes to a layover.

A survey conducted by website Sleeping in Airports showed that NAIA was the sixth worst airport

Jeddah’s King Abdulaziz Internatio­nal Airport topped the list.

It was followed by Addis Ababa Guangzhou Baiyun Internatio­nal Airport in Australia and Charles de

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Airports as the worst airport in the world. In because of “laglagbala Sleeping in Airport said Iloilo - - tional Airport are among the top 25 Juba Internatio­nal Airport in South Sudan as the world’s worst airport.

Singapore’s Changi Airport was named the best airport in the world by Sleeping in Airports Sleeping in Airports is a popular - ists to rate airports.

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