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The flood of "balikbayans" coming home to spend Christmas here is stretching the manpower resources and taxing the facilities at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminals 1 and 2, and even the Manila Domestic Airport.
The large number of balikbayans on board international flights from the United States, the Middle East countries, and Southeast Asian nations such as Singapore and Hong Kong has been causing long queues in immigration lanes at the arrival areas of NAIA-1 and 2.
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The Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) conducted safety inspections at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminals I and II and the Manila Domestic Airport yesterday to look into their condition after Metro Manila was hit by Typhoon Milenyo last week.
Led by MIAA assistant general manager for operations Engineer Octavio Lina, airport operations personnel thoroughly screened airport areas such as the boarding and disembarkation gates and the two runways, as well as airport equipment, including aerobridges, to inspect their safety and operability.
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Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) General Manager Edgardo Manda revealed that the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is currently being used by persons who offer illegal gambling services to arriving passengers.
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[Summary] => A commercial aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) over the weekend after the pilot pushed a distress button by mistake, an airport official said yesterday.
Engineer Octavio Lina, Manila International Airport Authority operations manager, identified the pilot as Capt. Claude Beirney, pilot of Qatar Airways Fight QR-645 bound for Doha, Qatar last Saturday.
Lina said the pilot, who is relatively new on the job, pushed the button calling for help due to a hijacker on board.
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The large number of balikbayans on board international flights from the United States, the Middle East countries, and Southeast Asian nations such as Singapore and Hong Kong has been causing long queues in immigration lanes at the arrival areas of NAIA-1 and 2.
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Led by MIAA assistant general manager for operations Engineer Octavio Lina, airport operations personnel thoroughly screened airport areas such as the boarding and disembarkation gates and the two runways, as well as airport equipment, including aerobridges, to inspect their safety and operability.
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Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) General Manager Edgardo Manda revealed that the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is currently being used by persons who offer illegal gambling services to arriving passengers.
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Engineer Octavio Lina, Manila International Airport Authority operations manager, identified the pilot as Capt. Claude Beirney, pilot of Qatar Airways Fight QR-645 bound for Doha, Qatar last Saturday.
Lina said the pilot, who is relatively new on the job, pushed the button calling for help due to a hijacker on board.
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October 4, 2006 - 12:00am
