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                    [Summary] => A light plane piloted by a Japanese national crashed at a Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) runway yesterday after the aircraft’s nose landing gear broke and collapsed.


The pilot, Ryoichi Motoyushi, in his early 40s, was flying from Busuanga, Palawan, carrying a load of live tropical fish for aquarium hobbyists, when the accident happened at around 3:10 p.m. on Runway 06-24.


Being an investor, Motoyushi had been granted a license to fly in the Philippines,  said Assistant Secretary Nilo Jatico, chief of the Air Transportation Office (ATO).


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The pilot, Ryoichi Motoyushi, in his early 40s, was flying from Busuanga, Palawan, carrying a load of live tropical fish for aquarium hobbyists, when the accident happened at around 3:10 p.m. on Runway 06-24.


Being an investor, Motoyushi had been granted a license to fly in the Philippines,  said Assistant Secretary Nilo Jatico, chief of the Air Transportation Office (ATO).


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Japanese pilot survives NAIA crash

By Sandy Araneta | December 10, 2003 - 12:00am

A light plane piloted by a Japanese national crashed at a Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) runway yesterday after the aircraft’s nose landing gear broke and collapsed. The pilot, Ryoichi Motoyushi,...

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