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MANILA — Once dubbed as the worst airport in the world, the country’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) — especially Terminal 1 — was a dingy, cramped gateway to the capital city of Manila.

Or is this still the case?

Recent efforts from the government gave NAIA a face lift and a fresher look, beginning with Terminal 1, where international flights arrive and depart.

Roughly P1-trillion was allocated to make way for more airport and mass transit upgrades around the country.

READ: Nearly P1-trillion allotted to improve airports and mass transit systems

Want to see how it looks like now? Check out the photos below, courtesy of Undersecretary Abigail Valte and the Official Gazette of the Republic of the Philippines on Facebook.

NAIA TERM1 7

NAIA TERM1 6

NAIA TERM1 4

NAIA TERM1 3

NAIA TERM1 2

So what do you think, kababayan? Excited to come home and see the newly renovated NAIA for yourself? Leave a comment below and let us know what you think.

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