+ Follow MILA ABAD Tag
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[Title] => Remembering Rod Dula
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[Title] => Tour, travel operators oppose ‘open skies’
[Summary] => The country’s travel and tour operators have rallied behind the campaign to reject open skies, stressing that the government has to protect the local aviation and tourism industry.
The operators, who belong to the Network of Independent Travel Agencies (NITAS), the largest travel organization with 13 chapters nationwide, held their 2nd general membership meeting at the Grand Boulevard Hotel in Malate, Manila, last Thursday.
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[Title] => Joker hits CAB for ‘incompetence’
[Summary] => The cash-strapped Philippine government is losing P3.3 billion yearly in unused airport slots in Japan.
This disturbing revelation cropped up during a recent Senate inquiry into the air treaties and air agreements entered into by the government through the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) and the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) with various countries.
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[Title] => CHED urged to probe academics using schools to push ‘open skies’
[Summary] => The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) should look into the activities of some members of the academe who are key officials of an aviation lobby group to determine if they are using their position in schools to promote foreign interests in the country.
The call was made by the Save Our Skies (SOS) movement following admission by Freedom to Fly Coalition (FFC) president Mila Abad in the Senate that she and FFC officials receive financial support from the US-funded AGILE (Accelerating Growth, Investment and Liberalization with Equity) program.
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[Title] => Solons urged to dig into open skies bills
[Summary] => The Save Our Skies (SOS) movement urged the Senate and the House of Representatives yesterday to thoroughly scrutinize bills calling for open skies or progressive liberalization following admission by the US-funded lobby group Freedom to Fly Coalition (FFC) that it drafted the open skies measure and assisted congressional committees.
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[Title] => Lobby group admits getting funds from USAID-AGILE
[Summary] => The lobby group Freedom to Fly Coalition (FFC) admitted during a Senate hearing last Wednesday that its key officials get funding from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and that it has a member sitting in the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB).
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[Title] => ‘Open skies benefit not only tourists’
[Summary] => The benefits of liberalized air access into the Philippines reach more than just foreign tourists.
Mila Abad, president of the Freedom to Fly Coalition, said air access liberalization ensures that there are enough flights to the widest selection of destinations for passengers.
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[Title] => Gold in the Philippines
[Summary] => The formal inauguration of the Malampaya natural gas project of Shell is cause for national rejoicing. For the first time in history, the Philippines is now an energy producer. And it will produce not only a small amount of natural gas but a huge one, saving the Philippines hundreds of millions of dollars a year in oil imports.
It is strange but amusing, how some segments of Philippine society reacted to the formal inauguration of Shell’s Malampaya project.
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MILA ABAD
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[DatePublished] => 2013-07-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => Tour, travel operators oppose ‘open skies’
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The operators, who belong to the Network of Independent Travel Agencies (NITAS), the largest travel organization with 13 chapters nationwide, held their 2nd general membership meeting at the Grand Boulevard Hotel in Malate, Manila, last Thursday.
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[Title] => Joker hits CAB for ‘incompetence’
[Summary] => The cash-strapped Philippine government is losing P3.3 billion yearly in unused airport slots in Japan.
This disturbing revelation cropped up during a recent Senate inquiry into the air treaties and air agreements entered into by the government through the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) and the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) with various countries.
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[Title] => CHED urged to probe academics using schools to push ‘open skies’
[Summary] => The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) should look into the activities of some members of the academe who are key officials of an aviation lobby group to determine if they are using their position in schools to promote foreign interests in the country.
The call was made by the Save Our Skies (SOS) movement following admission by Freedom to Fly Coalition (FFC) president Mila Abad in the Senate that she and FFC officials receive financial support from the US-funded AGILE (Accelerating Growth, Investment and Liberalization with Equity) program.
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[Title] => Solons urged to dig into open skies bills
[Summary] => The Save Our Skies (SOS) movement urged the Senate and the House of Representatives yesterday to thoroughly scrutinize bills calling for open skies or progressive liberalization following admission by the US-funded lobby group Freedom to Fly Coalition (FFC) that it drafted the open skies measure and assisted congressional committees.
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[Title] => Lobby group admits getting funds from USAID-AGILE
[Summary] => The lobby group Freedom to Fly Coalition (FFC) admitted during a Senate hearing last Wednesday that its key officials get funding from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and that it has a member sitting in the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB).
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[Title] => ‘Open skies benefit not only tourists’
[Summary] => The benefits of liberalized air access into the Philippines reach more than just foreign tourists.
Mila Abad, president of the Freedom to Fly Coalition, said air access liberalization ensures that there are enough flights to the widest selection of destinations for passengers.
[DatePublished] => 2001-11-01 00:00:00
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[Title] => Gold in the Philippines
[Summary] => The formal inauguration of the Malampaya natural gas project of Shell is cause for national rejoicing. For the first time in history, the Philippines is now an energy producer. And it will produce not only a small amount of natural gas but a huge one, saving the Philippines hundreds of millions of dollars a year in oil imports.
It is strange but amusing, how some segments of Philippine society reacted to the formal inauguration of Shell’s Malampaya project.
[DatePublished] => 2001-10-21 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133215
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1189692
[AuthorName] => Art Borjal
[SectionName] => Opinion
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November 1, 2001 - 12:00am
