Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA) has become the first airport in the Philippines to join the Asia Pacific and Middle East Regional Operational Safety Committee (ROSC) of Airports Council International (ACI).
This milestone underscores MCIA's dedication to operational excellence and adherence to international aviation standards.
Joining the ROSC places MCIA among leading airports in the Asia Pacific and the Middle East, allowing it to contribute to regional safety initiatives and share operational insights. This membership is expected to enhance aviation safety and resilience, aligning MCIA with some of the region's most advanced airports.
For airline partners, this development offers a platform for collaboration on operational challenges and safety priorities, whilst allowing MCIA to benchmark its practices. Travellers can expect improved safety and efficiency in their airport experiences, supported by internationally recognised standards.
MCIA's inclusion in the committee reflects its ongoing efforts to maintain world-class operations and support the Philippines' role as a regional aviation and tourism hub. The airport continues to invest in initiatives that bolster operational reliability and passenger confidence, ensuring long-term growth in air connectivity.
Aboitiz InfraCapital, the infrastructure arm of the Aboitiz Group, operates MCIA along with Laguindingan International Airport and Bohol-Panglao International Airport. These airports collectively enhance regional connectivity and support tourism growth across the Philippines
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