+ Follow EAST ASIA CARGO Tag
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[Title] => Airline, shipping operations in CV post positive growth
[Summary] => Airline and shipping operations in Central Visayas posted a good growth performance in 2010, despite the volatile fuel prices, as the tourism market continued to move in upswing level.
[DatePublished] => 2011-05-30 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ehda Dagooc
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[Title] => Cebu Pacific seeks CAB okay to service Singapore route
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Cebu Pacific has asked the CAB to designate it as the second Philippine carrier
to Singapore in place of one of the two designated carriers which is no longer
flying the route.
Cebu Pacific CEO Lance Gokongwei said his airline has designated in 1997 by the
Office of the President as an official carrier to Singapore, among other
destinations, but could not fly as yet since the two carrier slots available
were already taken.
In March 1999, however, the second designated carrier to Singapore, Pacific
East Asia Cargo, stopped operations and terminated all its aircraft leases.
[DatePublished] => 2000-04-07 00:00:00
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EAST ASIA CARGO
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[Title] => Airline, shipping operations in CV post positive growth
[Summary] => Airline and shipping operations in Central Visayas posted a good growth performance in 2010, despite the volatile fuel prices, as the tourism market continued to move in upswing level.
[DatePublished] => 2011-05-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => Cebu Pacific seeks CAB okay to service Singapore route
[Summary] =>
Cebu Pacific has asked the CAB to designate it as the second Philippine carrier
to Singapore in place of one of the two designated carriers which is no longer
flying the route.
Cebu Pacific CEO Lance Gokongwei said his airline has designated in 1997 by the
Office of the President as an official carrier to Singapore, among other
destinations, but could not fly as yet since the two carrier slots available
were already taken.
In March 1999, however, the second designated carrier to Singapore, Pacific
East Asia Cargo, stopped operations and terminated all its aircraft leases.
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