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The Philippine Air Force has started to deploy various attack and rescue aircraft that will ensure the security of delegates attending the 12th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit in Cebu City.


Maj. Augusto dela Peña, PAF spokesman, said that night-capable UH-1H and MG520 attack helicopters, as well as OV 10 Bronco light attack and C130 carrier planes were deployed within the area where the summit will be held, as part of the air and airport security task group’s preparations for the ASEAN Summit in December.


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                    [Title] => Air Force nalalagasan na ng mga piloto
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Nababahala ang Philippine Air Force (PAF) dahil sa unti-unting pagkalagas ng mga de-kalibre nilang piloto matapos umabot na sa 5% ang nasulot ng mga commercial airlines mula Enero hanggang buwang kasalukuyan.


Ito ang inamin kahapon ni Col. Lauro dela Cruz, Assistant Chief of Air Staff for Operation ng PAF kasabay ng pagbubulgar na may ilan pang piloto kabilang ang dalawang Air Force Captain ang nahaharap sa imbestigasyon at isasalang sa Provost Marshal Investigation dahilan sa moonlighting o pagsa-sideline sa mga eroplanong pang-komersiyal.


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                    [Title] => Piloto ng Air Force kulong sa pagsa-sideline
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Isang junior officer ng Philippine Air Force ang ikinulong dahil sa pagtakas sa kanyang tungkulin para lamang mag-moonlighting o mag-sideline bilang commercial jet pilot.


Sinabi ni Maj. Augusto dela Peña, spokesman ng PAF, si Capt. Roberto Solis ay isinailalim sa custody ng commander ng 520th Air Base wing sa Villamor Airbase.


Si Solis ay lilitisin sa kasong Articles of War (AW) 97 o conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline.


"He (Solis) hasn’t resigned, yet he is working outside," paliwanag ni dela Peña.


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Lt. Col. Restituto Padilla Jr., PAF public information chief, said the burnt condition of the engine and fuselage of chopper No. 324 was making it hard for the PAF probers to ascertain the exact cause.


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Maj. Augusto dela Peña, PAF spokesman, said that night-capable UH-1H and MG520 attack helicopters, as well as OV 10 Bronco light attack and C130 carrier planes were deployed within the area where the summit will be held, as part of the air and airport security task group’s preparations for the ASEAN Summit in December.


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Ito ang inamin kahapon ni Col. Lauro dela Cruz, Assistant Chief of Air Staff for Operation ng PAF kasabay ng pagbubulgar na may ilan pang piloto kabilang ang dalawang Air Force Captain ang nahaharap sa imbestigasyon at isasalang sa Provost Marshal Investigation dahilan sa moonlighting o pagsa-sideline sa mga eroplanong pang-komersiyal.


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Sinabi ni Maj. Augusto dela Peña, spokesman ng PAF, si Capt. Roberto Solis ay isinailalim sa custody ng commander ng 520th Air Base wing sa Villamor Airbase.


Si Solis ay lilitisin sa kasong Articles of War (AW) 97 o conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline.


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Air Force will not ground Hueys

By Alexis Romero | March 13, 2012 - 12:00am

The Philippine Air Force (PAF) will not ground its Huey helicopters, despite the crash in Agusan del Norte that left seven persons injured last Sunday.

Nation

PAF deploys attack helicopters, rescue aircraft for Asean summit

November 14, 2006 - 12:00am

The Philippine Air Force has started to deploy various attack and rescue aircraft that will ensure the security of delegates attending the 12th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit in Cebu...

Headlines

Air Force nalalagasan na ng mga piloto

November 9, 2006 - 12:00am

Nababahala ang Philippine Air Force (PAF) dahil sa unti-unting pagkalagas ng mga de-kalibre nilang piloto matapos umabot na sa 5% ang nasulot ng mga commercial airlines mula Enero hanggang buwang kasalukuyan. Ito...

Bansa

Piloto ng Air Force kulong sa pagsa-sideline

October 25, 2006 - 12:00am

Isang junior officer ng Philippine Air Force ang ikinulong dahil sa pagtakas sa kanyang tungkulin para lamang mag-moonlighting o mag-sideline bilang commercial jet pilot. Sinabi ni Maj. Augusto dela Peña,...

Bansa

Cause of NE chopper crash still unknown

By Rainier Allan Ronda | May 14, 2005 - 12:00am

The Philippine Air Force (PAF) team investigating the April 28 crash of a Huey helicopter in Nueva Ecija that resulted in the deaths of nine people, including former Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology...

Nation