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[Title] => Terminal 3 design risky to jumbo jets – safety group
[Summary] => Super jumbo jets that would land, take off or taxi at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 face the risk of collision because of structural defects at the airport complex, a safety foundation warned.
Capt. Amado H. Soliman Jr., president of the Aviation Safety Foundation and a retired commercial pilot, said NAIA has only one international runway while the centerline distance between the runway and the international taxiway violates international standards.
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[Title] => Tour groups back government move on Terminal 3
[Summary] => Representatives of tourism-oriented groups said yesterday the government can intervene in the trouble-plagued Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 project under its mandate to protect the public’s interests, and defended a presidential adviser for recommending a government buyout of the German shares in the consortium.
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[Title] => Solon raps transfer of int’l airline operations to NAIA 3
[Summary] => A ranking administration congressman has criticized the move to place all international airline operations under one terminal or the soon-to-be-opened Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3, claiming the plan is not feasible.
In a public hearing conducted recently by the House good government committee on the controversy-mired Terminal 3 project, Rep. Roque Ablan, chairman of the House inter parliamentary relations services, said that while the new terminal could accommodate bigger aircraft and big number of passengers, it has only one runway.
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Capt. Amado H. Soliman Jr., president of the Aviation Safety Foundation and a retired commercial pilot, said NAIA has only one international runway while the centerline distance between the runway and the international taxiway violates international standards.
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In a public hearing conducted recently by the House good government committee on the controversy-mired Terminal 3 project, Rep. Roque Ablan, chairman of the House inter parliamentary relations services, said that while the new terminal could accommodate bigger aircraft and big number of passengers, it has only one runway.
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