Mon Tulfo, Raymart Santiago, Claudine Barretto fight at NAIA Terminal 3

A fistfight involving newspaper columnist Mon Tulfo and actor Raymart Santiago involving the latter’s wife, Claudine Barretto occurred at NAIA-3 on Sunday, May 6.

According to the report of dzBB, the skirmish started when Claudine reprimanded a Cebu Pacific flight attendant after she found out that some of her luggage was missing. She saw a then unknown man taking footage of what was going on.

Raymart confronted the man who turned out to be Tulfo. Raymart said that when he approached Tulfo to confront him, the columnist reacted by punching him.

Tulfo claimed he was simply defending himself since Raymart’s companions ganged up on him. As a result of the scuffle, Claudine got a bruise on the leg.

Tulfo reportedly clarified that he did not intend to kick Claudine and reiterated that he was outnumbered when the incident happened.

The Santiago couple and their children just arrived from Boracay while Tulfo just came from Davao.

Here is that video footage:

NAIA Terminal Fee reduced to P550 starting February 1 2012

The terminal fee for international flights at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) will be reduced from 750 pesos to 550 pesos starting February 1, 2012.

According to Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) general manager Jose Angel Honrado, the five-year security development program, which added the 200-peso security development charge (SDC) to the terminal fee is set to end by February.

This means that by February 1, passengers will just have to pay the PSC or the Passenger Service Charge, which totals to 550 pesos (100 pesos goes to the national government, 60 pesos goes to the anti-hijacking fund, and 390 pesos is retained by MIAA).

Exempted from paying the terminal fee are OFWs, foreign diplomats, athletes and sports officials, transit passengers, refugees, pilgrims, airline cabin crews and deportees.