+ Follow MANDARIN AIRLINES Tag
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[Title] => PAL demands equal rights from Taipei
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Philippine Airlines (PAL) has invoked the principle of reciprocity as it filed
for the full entitlement of 4,800 seats weekly on flights between the
Philippines and Taiwan -- a right vested under the Jan., 28, 2000 interim air
agreement between the two countries.
In a petition filed late Friday with Taiwanese Civil Aeronautics Administration
(CAA), PAL asked for the approval of its revised schedule of services between
the two countries for the upcoming summer season.
The new sche
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Philippine Airlines (PAL) has invoked the principle of reciprocity as it filed
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Philippines and Taiwan -- a right vested under the Jan., 28, 2000 interim air
agreement between the two countries.
In a petition filed late Friday with Taiwanese Civil Aeronautics Administration
(CAA), PAL asked for the approval of its revised schedule of services between
the two countries for the upcoming summer season.
The new sche
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abtest
August 13, 2007 - 11:49am
