Categories: OFW News

New Taxi Booking App Launched for NAIA Passengers


After a long flight from your current employment abroad and finally arrived to our mother land via NAIA. Here comes again a struggle, looking for a ride and finally reach our beloved homes. Sometimes, there is not much of choice when riding a taxi and we end up with those greedy and crook drivers.

Uber and Grab are already allowed in NAIA, but the demands is too high that there is not much availability.

Travelers can now request pickup by an airport public transport vehicle through a mobile booking app, the first internet-based booking application for accredited land transportation service launched at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) on Monday.

Airport Shuttle Service, Inc (ASSI) said the new system is similar to the app being used by other transportation network companies and with it ASSI aims to provide the riding public with a more convenient and safer alternative since their trips are being monitored from boarding area to point of destination.

“Our riding public will now be more comfortable and secure in booking their rides with this new mobile booking app in place. Travelers can access and download ASSI booking app thru Google Play,” Romeo Sayaman, ASSI chairman and president, said.

ASSI is one of the land transport service providers accredited by the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) to exclusively operate within the airport premises.

It has deployed at least 25 vehicles in four NAIA terminals approved by LTFRB.

Aside from using Metro Manila mobile booking, passengers can also book online for vehicles to bring them to Bataan, Pampanga, Bulacan, Bagiuo and Batangas unlike Uber and Grab which service passengers only in Metro Manila.

Install the app by downloading via https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dfsi.alrem.assi&hl=en_GB


Share
Published by
Juan in Oman

Recent Posts

New Rule in Oman: End-of-Service gratuity for Domestic Workers (Ministerial Decision No. 574/2025)

Domestic workers in Oman such as housemaids, nannies, drivers, and caregivers—are set to benefit from…

1 month ago

Big Changes in Oman: New Laws Safeguard Domestic Worker Rights

The Ministry of Labour in Oman has announced a major new regulation aimed at protecting…

1 month ago

Cost of Living for OFWs in Oman: A Practical Guide

Working abroad is a big step, and one of the most important things to know…

3 months ago

OWWA Receives Over 30,000 Scholarship Applications for Academic Year 2025–2026

The Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) has announced the total number of applicants for its…

4 months ago

PH Ambassador Signs Deal with Oman Hospital to Improve Healthcare for OFW in Oman

The Philippine Ambassador to Oman, H.E. Raul S. Hernandez, has signed a healthcare agreement with…

4 months ago

Balancing Work and Social Media: 5 Time Management Tips for OFW Domestic Helpers

Social media helps OFWs stay connected with loved ones, share life updates, and find comfort…

4 months ago