Vehicle Type and Route Specifications
- Vehicles allowed include coaster, coach, mini bus, and bus.
- Service routes cover passenger terminals within airports or from airport terminals to designated transfer points like city terminals and loading/unloading areas.
Operating Conditions and Service Restrictions
- Service is exclusive to airline passengers and airport personnel travelling to or from air terminals or designated loading/unloading points.
- Loading and unloading passengers outside designated bays and terminals is prohibited.
- Vehicles must display "Airport Shuttle Service" visibly on the sides.
Vehicle and Operator Requirements
- Each vehicle must be air-conditioned and equipped with a two-way radio.
- Drivers must wear uniforms and carry company IDs.
- Vehicles must have clear glass windows, be brand new, and equipped with proper tools and equipment.
- Operators must maintain their own garage and repair facilities.
- Operators must have valid contracts or accreditation with relevant airport authorities.
Regulatory Authority and Application Process
- Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) may accept and process CPC applications for Airport Shuttle Services serving airport-to-terminal routes.
- CPC issuance is subject to route measured capacity determined by the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC).
Effectivity and Supersession
- This amendment supersedes prior inconsistent issuances.
- It takes effect immediately upon publication in a newspaper of general circulation.
Legal and Administrative Compliance
- Operators must comply with all applicable government rules and regulations related to the service.
This comprehensive amendment addresses transportation gaps at airports by setting clear standards and regulations to ensure safe, reliable, and organized Airport Shuttle Service operations.