+ Follow DE HAVILLAND Tag
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[Title] => Asian Spirit posts highest load factor for domestic flights
[Summary] => Out of the four licensed scheduled operators of domestic flights in the country, Asian Spirit has registered the highest load factor in the year 2001 besting the country’s flag carrier Philippine Airlines.
Last year Asian Spirit had an average of 63 percent load factor followed by Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific at 59 percent. Air Philippines registered an average of 49 percent load factor placing it in fourth place.
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[Title] => ATO grounds 2 Asian Spirit aircraft
[Summary] => They have been grounded.
The two De Havilland-7 planes in the Asian Spirit airline fleet were grounded yesterday by the Air Transportation Office (ATO) after one of the planes crash-landed at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) last Thursday.
"As standard operation procedure, the ATO has grounded the De Havilland aircraft of Asian Spirit pending an investigation (into) the incident," ATO chief Adelberto Yap said.
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[Title] => Asian Spirit grounded
[Summary] => Iniutos kahapon ng Air Transportation Office (ATO) ang pansamantalang pagsuspinde sa pagbibiyahe ng eroplanong De Havilland-7 fleet ng Asian Spirit kaugnay na rin ng isinasagawang imbestigasyon hinggil sa naganap na pag-crashed ng isa nitong eroplano sa Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) noong nakalipas na Huwebes ng gabi.
Sinabi ni Edilberto Yap, chief ng ATO na ipinatigil nila ang pagpapalipad sa De Havilland-7 fleet ng Asian Spirit matapos ang nabanggit na insidente.
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[Title] => Plane crashlands at NAIA, no injuries
[Summary] => An Asian Spirit aircraft with 45 passengers and four crew members, mostly South Korean holidaymakers off to Boracay, crash-landed last night at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) three hours after take off.
No one was hurt, but the belly of the 50-seater De Havilland-7 was wrecked due to the forced landing at 6:51 p.m.
Two Americans and several Filipinos were also on board the plane.
The four-engine turbo-prop took off at the Manila Domestic Airport at 3:36 p.m. for Caticlan, Aklan.
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DE HAVILLAND
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[Title] => Asian Spirit posts highest load factor for domestic flights
[Summary] => Out of the four licensed scheduled operators of domestic flights in the country, Asian Spirit has registered the highest load factor in the year 2001 besting the country’s flag carrier Philippine Airlines.
Last year Asian Spirit had an average of 63 percent load factor followed by Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific at 59 percent. Air Philippines registered an average of 49 percent load factor placing it in fourth place.
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[Title] => ATO grounds 2 Asian Spirit aircraft
[Summary] => They have been grounded.
The two De Havilland-7 planes in the Asian Spirit airline fleet were grounded yesterday by the Air Transportation Office (ATO) after one of the planes crash-landed at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) last Thursday.
"As standard operation procedure, the ATO has grounded the De Havilland aircraft of Asian Spirit pending an investigation (into) the incident," ATO chief Adelberto Yap said.
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[Title] => Asian Spirit grounded
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Sinabi ni Edilberto Yap, chief ng ATO na ipinatigil nila ang pagpapalipad sa De Havilland-7 fleet ng Asian Spirit matapos ang nabanggit na insidente.
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[Title] => Plane crashlands at NAIA, no injuries
[Summary] => An Asian Spirit aircraft with 45 passengers and four crew members, mostly South Korean holidaymakers off to Boracay, crash-landed last night at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) three hours after take off.
No one was hurt, but the belly of the 50-seater De Havilland-7 was wrecked due to the forced landing at 6:51 p.m.
Two Americans and several Filipinos were also on board the plane.
The four-engine turbo-prop took off at the Manila Domestic Airport at 3:36 p.m. for Caticlan, Aklan.
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