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How to Commute to Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) the Cheapest Way via Shuttle at Genesis Bus Terminal near MRT Taft

For many years the only transportation I knew going to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA)  is via taxi only.  Sure it is comfortable but the cost is really a pain in the ass. If you are always on a budget whenever you travel, taking a taxi going to Manila’s airport is not advisable.  You have to deal with a lot of taxi drivers who don’t want to use the metered way of charging. They ask way higher than the amount that you should rightfully pay if you opted for the meter.  Most of the time traffic is terribly bad especially during rush hours. 

Those barkers especially along MRT Taft are very irritating. I have a lot of awful experiences with these guys who at first appears to be really helpful for you to find a taxi. They ask too much of their “service” and what really irks me the most is while I approach the taxi to come inside, another barker appears from nowhere also trying to open the door behind and pretends that he helped you get that same taxi too!