1999 NAIA Terminal 2 During The 90s

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[@ApprenPlayer]

The terminal was exclusively for Philippine Airlines when it opened at the time. Now, it was converted to all-domestic routes not for PAL but Philippines AirAsia and Royal Air Philippines (except Cebu Pacific, which operates at T3), as all PAL international flights moved to Terminal 1.

[@inseinworld]

Yeah True I still remember that exclusivity! I assume you've travelled to a lot of places na through this airport right? :)

[@SecretRushx]

Do you have a video of the departure terminal 1 of naia from the 90s or kahit 2000s?

[@inseinworld]

Hmmm i will check on our archives

[@jethroabendano7675]

Was there a lounge that time?

[@inseinworld]

@@jethroabendano7675 I am not sure.. it was my dad that was filming this and I was still young lol

[@joshpowerTv]

Bagong bago pa ung NAIA Centennial Airport nyan

[@inseinworld]

@@joshpowerTv ahh yess! Bagong bago hehe

[@mrconfusion87]

In 1999, traveling abroad by Filipinos was almost exclusively the preserve of wealthy elites and OFWs! Mass travel was not yet a thing in the Philippines!

[@inseinworld]

Yeah true! or more like a necessity for work for most common people, not for leisure. Ngayon with the purchasing power ng masa (i.e Credit Cards) everyone gets to fly!