The Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) has taken note of the reports regarding the complaint reportedly filed before the Office of the Ombudsman concerning the account of Cargohaus, Inc.
In a statement, the MIAA headed by General Manager Eric Ines said it remains committed to safeguarding government interests and ensuring the lawful assessment and collection of all amounts due to the Authority.
The account has been the subject of continuing legal and financial evaluation and discussions to determine the proper computation of the Authority’s receivables, in view of the legal and contractual issues affecting the account, it added.
The MIAA also assures the public that no action affecting Cargohaus’ account or any request relating to its continued use of airport facilities will be undertaken except in accordance with law, the governing contracts and the applicable approvals of the Authority.
Should the Office of the Ombudsman require information or records in connection with its proceedings, MIAA assured it will fully cooperate and provide all documents and assistance that may be lawfully requested.
It added: “As the matter is now the subject of official proceedings and remains under evaluation, MIAA is not in a position to comment further on the merits of the allegations.”
