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Meanwhile, President Estrada denied allegations that the government has been
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Appearing at a congressional hearing on the current air service dispute between
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No one dared board LIA planes, locals said. "Unless one’s trip is of extreme emergency, I can’t recall anyone taking LIA," a radio station manager told The STAR. 


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said yesterday.

Meanwhile, President Estrada denied allegations that the government has been
too protective of flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) in its negotiations
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Appearing at a congressional hearing on the current air service dispute between
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Airline of flying coffins? Laoag Air planes grounded

By Teddy Molina | November 12, 2002 - 12:00am

LAOAG CITY — Residents of this city described the Fokker 27 aircraft that crashed yesterday in Manila Bay as "a flying coffin," just like two others belonging to Laoag International Airline (LIA)....

Headlines

Taiwan ready to talk with RP on new air ties

By Jess Diaz | March 23, 2000 - 12:00am

Taiwanese officials are ready to talk with their Philippine counterparts for a new bilateral air service agreement, Taipei's chief representative in Manila said yesterday. Meanwhile, President Estrada denied...

Headlines