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                    [Title] => LaoagAir crash victims told to contact insurer
                    [Summary] => The management of Laoag International Airlines (LaoagAir) urged yesterday the victims and the families of those who were killed during the crash of one of its aircraft in Manila Bay last Nov. 11, to get in touch with the representatives of its insurance firm in Manila.


Capt. Paul Ng, board chairman of LaoagAir, said the crash victims could contact the local lawyers and agents of the Australia-based Heath Lambert Insurance Co. (Saklolo Leaño, Gerome Bonsol and Justine Campaña) at telephone number 867-4696.


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Sa dalawang pahinang resolusyon ng CA special 6th division, inatasan nito si BI Commissioner Andrea Domingo na kaagad na palayain ang chief mechanic ng Laoag Air na si Teng Chui alyas Jimmy Tan, isang Australian national.


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                    [Summary] => Nahaharap ngayon sa mga kasong undesirable alien at working without permit ang may-ari ng Laoag International Airlines (LIA) at isang opisyal nito sa Bureau of Immigration.


Ayon kay Immigration Commissioner Andrea Domingo malinaw na may paglabag na ginawa sina Paul Ng, may-ari ng LIA, isang Malaysian at Theng Chiu, alyas Jimmy Tan, isang Australian, chief mechanic ng nasabing airline.


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                    [Title] => BI rapped for arresting Malaysian owner of crashed airplane
                    [Summary] => Officials of Laoag International Airlines yesterday accused the Bureau of Immigration (BI) of violating human and legal rights of Capt. Paul Ng, LIA’s Malaysian chairman of the board, when immigration agents arrested him last Friday for working without a permit.


LIA assistant vice president and spokesman Alvin Manuel Yater complained that Ng was arrested on a Friday morning by BI agents and transported by car to Manila where he arrived at night, preventing him from posting bail for his temporary liberty. Ng would only be able to post bail tomorrow.


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                    [Title] => Government to demand unpaid duties from Laoag Air
                    [Summary] => The Bureau of Customs is set to demand at least P700,000 in unpaid duties from Laoag International Airlines (LIA), BOC Commissioner Antonio Bernardo said yesterday.


Bernardo said he will issue a demand letter anytime next week. BOC inspectors are currently verifying the amount of taxes due from LIA.


"We have to issue the demand letter first for the civil aspect of the case," Bernardo told The STAR. "Actually, we could already file the criminal case but I am asking my legal department to study it well."


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                    [Title] => CAB endorses Laoag Air despite penalty last year
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At yesterday’s resumption of the hearing on the Nov. 11 LIA Flight 585 crash which killed 19 of 34 people on board, CAB executive director Manuel Jose said LIA met the requirements needed for CAB to issue a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessities (CPCN).


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                    [Title] => Editoryal - Pagkatapos ng trahedya...
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                    [Title] => Airline of flying coffins? Laoag Air planes grounded
                    [Summary] => LAOAG CITY — Residents of this city described the Fokker 27 aircraft that crashed yesterday in Manila Bay as "a flying coffin," just like two others belonging to Laoag International Airline (LIA). 


No one dared board LIA planes, locals said. "Unless one’s trip is of extreme emergency, I can’t recall anyone taking LIA," a radio station manager told The STAR. 


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                    [Title] => Lahat ng biyahe ng Laoag Airlines sinuspinde
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Ito ay habang sinisiyasat ang pinagmulan ng pagbagsak ng flight 585 at hanggang hindi nasusuring lahat ang eroplano ng naturang kumpanya.


Sinisi ni Ilocos Norte Rep. Imee Marcos ang ATO sa trahedya dahil matagal na siyang nagbabala sa nasabing ahensiya ng pamahalaan kaugnay sa matatandang eroplano na ginagamit ng LIA.


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Capt. Paul Ng, board chairman of LaoagAir, said the crash victims could contact the local lawyers and agents of the Australia-based Heath Lambert Insurance Co. (Saklolo Leaño, Gerome Bonsol and Justine Campaña) at telephone number 867-4696.


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Sa dalawang pahinang resolusyon ng CA special 6th division, inatasan nito si BI Commissioner Andrea Domingo na kaagad na palayain ang chief mechanic ng Laoag Air na si Teng Chui alyas Jimmy Tan, isang Australian national.


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Ayon kay Immigration Commissioner Andrea Domingo malinaw na may paglabag na ginawa sina Paul Ng, may-ari ng LIA, isang Malaysian at Theng Chiu, alyas Jimmy Tan, isang Australian, chief mechanic ng nasabing airline.


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LIA assistant vice president and spokesman Alvin Manuel Yater complained that Ng was arrested on a Friday morning by BI agents and transported by car to Manila where he arrived at night, preventing him from posting bail for his temporary liberty. Ng would only be able to post bail tomorrow.


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"We have to issue the demand letter first for the civil aspect of the case," Bernardo told The STAR. "Actually, we could already file the criminal case but I am asking my legal department to study it well."


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At yesterday’s resumption of the hearing on the Nov. 11 LIA Flight 585 crash which killed 19 of 34 people on board, CAB executive director Manuel Jose said LIA met the requirements needed for CAB to issue a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessities (CPCN).


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Ito ay habang sinisiyasat ang pinagmulan ng pagbagsak ng flight 585 at hanggang hindi nasusuring lahat ang eroplano ng naturang kumpanya.


Sinisi ni Ilocos Norte Rep. Imee Marcos ang ATO sa trahedya dahil matagal na siyang nagbabala sa nasabing ahensiya ng pamahalaan kaugnay sa matatandang eroplano na ginagamit ng LIA.


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