OZC | Ozámiz-Labo Airport

[Blueleo]

Toa sa pikas side si master lemon.
Nasalipdan sa engine sa airbus

[zoroethgenre_003]

Originally Posted by vanillasky17

After the rain

Originally Posted by vanillasky17

APX A320 take off at Ozamiz National Airport

Puro na diay A320 ang ga-serve sa Ozamiz now. Bisan ug ang Ozamiz- Cebu ba?

[Blueleo]

Originally Posted by zoroethgenre_003

Puro na diay A320 ang ga-serve sa Ozamiz now. Bisan ug ang Ozamiz- Cebu ba?

A319 ang gigamit sa cebupac para Cebu flights.
ang APX karon ky usahay a320 ilang gamiton... usahay Q400.
last summer, A320 ang gigamit nila jud taga-adlaw para Cebu

[zoroethgenre_003]

depende siguro sa passenger loads nila. Basig naay mga inadlaw nga gamay ra ang gabiyahe padulong sa Sugbo mao gamit lang sila ug Q400 nga plane.

[astiguys]

naa sad usahay na buzy/not available ang Q400..grabe ang working hour sa Q400 karon.

[zoroethgenre_003]

[zoroethgenre_003]

Originally Posted by astiguys

naa sad usahay na buzy/not available ang Q400..grabe ang working hour sa Q400 karon.

Basig dali na ma-exhaust ang ilang planes kay overworked.

[Blueleo]

naa pa bay mangabot nga bag-ong A320 sa Airphil karon ?

[zoroethgenre_003]

Naa silay orders nga 7 Airbus A320-200 and 8 Airbus A330-300

[jeffphilippines]

Government releases fund for night operations of 14 airports

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Sunday, December 9, 2012




THE Department of Budget and Management (DBM) released P933.8 million for a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) project that will allow night landing operations in 14 airports across the country.

The DBM said in a statement Sunday that funds, which were released to the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC), are chargeable against the agency’s lump-sum appropriation for PPP Transport Infrastructure Projects under the 2012 budget.

“Because there’s greater tourist interest in our local destinations, our airports are busier than ever. We’re seeing a larger volume of human traffic and more flights weaving their way in and out of our runways. The night-rating of these 14 airports will enable them to accommodate additional flights in the evening, so that their operations are no longer limited to the daytime,” Budget Secretary Florencio Abad said.

Airports that will receive a night rating are the Tuguegarao, San Jose (Mindoro), Busuanga, Naga, Legazpi, Roxas, Tagbilaran, Dumaguete, Dipolog, Pagadian, Ozamis, Cotabato, Butuan, and Surigao airports.

These airports will also be equipped with facilities necessary for night landing operations, including airfield lighting systems, communications equipment, power supply systems, air disaster management systems, and other systems for managing air traffic services.

Meanwhile, the DBM has approved the creation of 85 new positions under the Bureau of Quarantine to enable better surveillance and improved control measures for infectious diseases and other health concerns.

The positions will be deployed to eight international airports in the country, namely: Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminals I, II, III; Cebu; Clark; Kalibo, Davao; and Laoag.

The 85 positions will complement existing Bureau staff, in accordance to the new policy requiring the maintenance of multiple shifts to allow 24/7 operations in ports and airport terminals.

“Besides ensuring the improvement of our airport facilities, we also need to guarantee the safety and well-being of all passengers shuttling in and out of the country. With more quarantine personnel on the lookout for health hazards, our airports are better-equipped to provide protection not just to airline passengers, but also to Philippine residents who may be compromised by infectious diseases that could be brought in from other countries,” Abad said. (Jill Beltran/Sunnex

[litigs]

Originally Posted by astiguys

naa sad usahay na buzy/not available ang Q400..grabe ang working hour sa Q400 karon.

The q400 has actually more tolerance because its powerful engines takes it less time for high RPMs to take it to cruising, which what pilots like. In contrast, the ATRs smaller and less powerful engines spends more time on high revolutions that's why its more susceptible to wear and tear. Essentially, because the Bombardier turboprop flies faster, it can obtain one more turn around flight at any ordinary day than the ATR.

[Blueleo]

Cebu Pacific Special Seat Sale Alert.
Log on to its website at 12MN tonight for details.
Be the first Juan to book

[litigs]

Originally Posted by Blueleo

Cebu Pacific Special Seat Sale Alert.
Log on to its website at 12MN tonight for details.
Be the first Juan to book

Paabtikay gyud mga master! Para next year na guro ni!

[nivramster]

ang problema wa koy credit card

[Blueleo]

NO DRINKS NOR SMILES | Cathay Pacific crew to 'limit' services to passengers
By: Agence-France Presse
December 11, 2012 2:40 PM
InterAksyon.com
The online news portal of TV5

HONG KONG--Cathay Pacific flight crews may stop serving alcohol and smiling at passengers after voting in favor of industrial action during the Christmas holidays over a salary dispute, their union said Tuesday.

The Cathay Pacific Airways Flight Attendants Union, which is demanding a five percent salary increase from Hong Kong's flagship carrier, said the "work-to-rule" measures could also throw flight schedules into chaos.

"We will be selective in providing our services," union general secretary Tsang Kwok-fung told AFP, adding that the form and date of the action approved in Monday's vote is yet to be decided.

"This could include not smiling at passengers, not providing certain types of beverages--such as alcohol--or stop serving meals," he said.

"In a nutshell it means passengers will still be able to reach their destinations except they are paying a five-star price to get a three-star service," Tsang said.

Work-to-rule is a form of industrial action in which employees do no more than the minimum required by the rules of their contract, sometimes adhering to safety or other regulations precisely in order to cause a slowdown.

"We will follow the rules strictly, such as offloading oversize luggage, that could cause a slowdown or even delay of flights," Tsang said.

The protest was sparked by Cathay's announcement last month that it was giving a two percent pay rise to its employees in 2013, on top of a discretionary one-month bonus for 2012, falling short of the union's demand.

The 6,000-strong union at a special meeting on Monday told the carrier to resume negotiations or face the Christmas action and a possible full strike during the New Year holiday.

Cathay has insisted the union withdraw the threat to strike before re-opening talks, and asked its staff to be "considerate and understand the difficult situation" the airline is facing.

The carrier has been trying to trim costs after it fell into the red in the first half of this year with a HK$935 million ($121 million) loss, partly due to high fuel prices.

SOURCE

[Jimboy]

[seastwofly]

UPDATE: as of DEC. 01, 2012

Cities listed below served/under served by flights which originated from MANILA...

Served only by Airphil (2P)
Manila - Calbayog (daily)
Manila - Catarman (daily)
Manila - Surigao (daily)
Mania - Masbate (daily 2P & Z2)

Served only by CEB (5J)
Manila - Cauayan (3x/wk)
Manila - San Jose (4x/wk)
Manila - Virac (4x/wk)

Served only by ZestAir (Z2)
Manila - Marinduque (daily)
Manila - Masbate (daily)
Manila - Tablas (3x/wk)

Note: Manila-Tagbilaran v.v. route CEB has only once s day flight, whereas PAL and ZESTair has 4x a day...

[Blueleo]

init man ang predeparture lounge ganina.
buntag pa gani igang na sa sulod. nalimtan siguro pag switch ON sa aircon.
una miabot ang Airphil A320 dayon ang APX Q400.
delayed gamay ang cebu pacific A320 ganina para Manila

[Blueleo]

salamat sa mga taga cebupacific ganina pag check in.
thank you my friend.
next time na pud ha ...
salamat jud kaayo

[Blueleo]

Murag si Gov. Khalid man to ganina sa akong atubangan.
mangutana unta ko ngano wala nadayon concert ni Anne Curtis sa MCC ... tsk tsk