MRT-7 Airport Access Line
An early-stage rail extension linking MRT-7 to the future NMIA gateway
Project Information
Sector
Transport / Logistics
LEC Node
MM / OT
Project Typology
Rail — Urban Mass Transit (Metro Rail) Extension
Opportunity Type
Investors, Suppliers
Opportunity Value
US$ 2.1 Billion
Project Overview
Metro Rail Transit Line 7 (MRT-7) is a 30.3 km, 7-station extension of the under-construction MRT-7 mainline, providing rail-based first- and last-mile access to the New Manila International Airport (NMIA) in Bulacan.
The Proponent
San Miguel Holdings Corp. (SMC), through its affiliates, holds original proponent status under the NMIA concession. SMC MRT-7 Corp. holds a 25-year concession for the anchor MRT-7 mainline, with Korea Railroad Corp. providing operations and maintenance (O&M) support.
Highlights
The line links two major anchor assets: MRT-7 (89% complete, with partial service targeted for Q2 2027) and the US$ 15 billion NMIA aerotropolis. The Department of Transportation (DOTr) considers this a priority project and has identified rail access as the preferred alternative to expressway-only connectivity.
The Opportunity
SMC is seeking partners to complete a feasibility study for the North Line Project. The project is in early stages with cost estimates ranging from ₱ 15.4 to 130.9 billion depending on the final design.
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