Comments on: Terminal 3 http://www.naptimerocks.com/2007/10/13/terminal-3/ Parenting, Photography, & Adventures Tue, 07 Feb 2012 01:05:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: K http://www.naptimerocks.com/2007/10/13/terminal-3/comment-page-1/#comment-1684 K Sat, 13 Oct 2007 21:20:00 +0000 http://naptimerocks.com/?p=238#comment-1684 The first few paragraphs gave me goosebumps. What happened there with the Terminal 3? What happened there with the Domestic Airport? What happened there with the new Centennial? I think our government needs to find a solution to finish these projects. Honestly, everytime na uuwi ako, I always feel "NOT SAFE", so paranoid na kung saan nasa sariling bayan ka na, parang worried ka pa kung makukuha mo pa ang luggages mo or not. Not organized at ang hirap makakuha ng "perfect" scare-free taxis. I said these because it happened to me sa NAIA. It was XMas, one of luggage was misplaced and only to find out na di pala naisama sa eroplano, I was not even informed. So Xmas namin wala, kasi dun lahat yung handa sana namin. I live in the province so usually connecting flight ako, walang VIP treatmet considering I paid enough just to even used its transfer-bus. And speaking of Domestic airport..... hayyyy. Just my share. ---- <strong>thanks for that k :) well, if you really want to know, Terminal 3 is still closed; the domestic terminal still sucks; and it's only the Centennial airport that you can be proud of (it's really nice and big, but that was about 2 years ago when i was there so di ko alam ngayon). sayang talaga kasi this is where all my taxes go (well at least some of it i hope). the government really shelled out a large amount of money just to buy this out from the contractor. tapos a few years later hindi pa nagagamit. At yung nangyari sayo ng Christmas... well <em>that's</em> scary. grabe talaga inefficiency dito. minsan naisip ko, why can't our government be run like a big multinational corporation. at least yung discipline, professionalism, and integrity (i still think red tape is less predominant in private firms) will be there. these are the times na mapapa-hayyy ka nalang talaga.</strong> The first few paragraphs gave me goosebumps. What happened there with the Terminal 3? What happened there with the Domestic Airport? What happened there with the new Centennial? I think our government needs to find a solution to finish these projects. Honestly, everytime na uuwi ako, I always feel “NOT SAFE”, so paranoid na kung saan nasa sariling bayan ka na, parang worried ka pa kung makukuha mo pa ang luggages mo or not. Not organized at ang hirap makakuha ng “perfect” scare-free taxis. I said these because it happened to me sa NAIA. It was XMas, one of luggage was misplaced and only to find out na di pala naisama sa eroplano, I was not even informed. So Xmas namin wala, kasi dun lahat yung handa sana namin. I live in the province so usually connecting flight ako, walang VIP treatmet considering I paid enough just to even used its transfer-bus.

And speaking of Domestic airport….. hayyyy.

Just my share.

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thanks for that k :) well, if you really want to know, Terminal 3 is still closed; the domestic terminal still sucks; and it’s only the Centennial airport that you can be proud of (it’s really nice and big, but that was about 2 years ago when i was there so di ko alam ngayon). sayang talaga kasi this is where all my taxes go (well at least some of it i hope). the government really shelled out a large amount of money just to buy this out from the contractor. tapos a few years later hindi pa nagagamit.

At yung nangyari sayo ng Christmas… well that’s scary. grabe talaga inefficiency dito. minsan naisip ko, why can’t our government be run like a big multinational corporation. at least yung discipline, professionalism, and integrity (i still think red tape is less predominant in private firms) will be there. these are the times na mapapa-hayyy ka nalang talaga.

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