Cebu's Airport Did It Again as One of the World's Best

MCIA Among World's Most Improved Airports 2025

Mactan-Cebu International Airport Ranked Among World’s Most Improved Airports in 2025

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CEBU CITY, Philippines – Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA) has once again received international recognition after being named one of the Top 10 Most Improved Airports in the Skytrax World Airport Awards 2025.

This award celebrates the airport’s ongoing upgrades, including larger terminals, faster baggage systems, better transport links, and new local shops promoting Filipino craftsmanship.

Key Highlights of MCIA’s Improvements

  • Expanded terminal capacity for smoother passenger flow
  • Modernized baggage claim systems
  • Improved transportation access for public and private travel
  • Promotion of local products through new shops

Skytrax Most Improved Airports 2025 – Global Rankings

  1. Berlin Brandenburg
  2. Almaty
  3. Bangkok Suvarnabhumi
  4. London Gatwick
  5. Taiwan Taoyuan
  6. Ulaanbaatar
  7. Mactan-Cebu
  8. Punta Cana
  9. Nadi
  10. Mumbai

About the Skytrax Awards

The Skytrax World Airport Awards are based on over 575 airport surveys covering customer service, cleanliness, facilities, and overall passenger satisfaction.

MCIA’s Additional Recognition

Earlier this year, MCIA also won the Best Airport in Asia-Pacific (under 5 million passengers) by Airports Council International, despite its 8–12 million annual passenger volume.

Top 10 Best Airports in the World 2025

  1. Singapore Changi Airport
  2. Hamad International Airport (Qatar)
  3. Tokyo Haneda Airport (Japan)
  4. Incheon International Airport (South Korea)
  5. Narita International Airport (Japan)
  6. Hong Kong International Airport
  7. Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (France)
  8. Rome Fiumicino Airport (Italy)
  9. Munich Airport (Germany)
  10. Zurich Airport (Switzerland)

Posted by Ulysses C. Ybiernas | June 30, 2025

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