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The man who hijacked a Philippine Airlines jet and died after bailing out of
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brother said yesterday.

"He longed to be a skydiver," Rannie Chua said of his older brother, Reginald.
"But he had never jumped before."

Reginald Chua wore a ski mask and swimming goggles and was armed with a grenade
and a pistol when he announced he was hijacking the flight Thursday from Davao
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He ordered the pilot of the Airbus 330 to turn back to Davao, but when he was
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DAVAO CITY -- He was a loner, the hijacker's mother said.

But the police believe that Reginald Trance Chua may have a number of friends
who helped him sneak in a pistol, a hand grenade and a parachute inside a
Philippine Airlines (PAL) Airbus 330 jet last Thursday.

Before she boarded a plane for Manila to claim the remains of her son,
53-year-old widow Lucia Trance Chua, of Barangay Bangkal in Matan-ao, Davao del
Sur, said that her 26-year-old son was a loner.

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"He longed to be a skydiver," Rannie Chua said of his older brother, Reginald.
"But he had never jumped before."

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who helped him sneak in a pistol, a hand grenade and a parachute inside a
Philippine Airlines (PAL) Airbus 330 jet last Thursday.

Before she boarded a plane for Manila to claim the remains of her son,
53-year-old widow Lucia Trance Chua, of Barangay Bangkal in Matan-ao, Davao del
Sur, said that her 26-year-old son was a loner.

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Hijacker wanted to be a skydiver

May 30, 2000 - 12:00am

The man who hijacked a Philippine Airlines jet and died after bailing out of the plane with a homemade parachute had dreamed of becoming a skydiver, his brother said yesterday. "He longed to be a skydiver,"...

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Hijacker's mom: He was a loner

May 28, 2000 - 12:00am

DAVAO CITY -- He was a loner, the hijacker's mother said. But the police believe that Reginald Trance Chua may have a number of friends who helped him sneak in a pistol, a hand grenade and a parachute inside...

Headlines