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[Title] => NAIA 3 security equipment ready by December
[Summary] => All necessary security equipment needed to ensure the safety of aircraft, passengers, visitors and workers at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Passenger Terminal 3 will be ready for full operations when the new world-class terminal opens on Dec. 15.
This was the assurance given yesterday by a representative of a German firm specializing in airport security in answer to apprehensions aired by a spokesman of the Board of Airline Representatives (BAR) that the security equipment might not be fully operational during the scheduled opening.
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[Title] => Int’l business community watching NAIA 3 — exec
[Summary] => The international business community is "closely watching" the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Passenger Terminal 3 (NAIA-IPT 3) project, an official of FRAport AG Frankfurt Airport Services Worldwide, a German firm involved with the project, said yesterday.
"All eyes are on this very important undertaking," said Bernd Struck, Fraport executive vice president. He pointed out that the project’s success is "crucial to boosting investor confidence in the Philippines."
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[Summary] => The completion of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Passenger Terminal 3 this November is seen to bring in more investments to the country, says a spokesman of the Philippine International Air Terminals Corp. (PIATCO), which is building the $650-million facility.
Moises Tolentino says a world class airport will help draw investments into the country as it will give investors a good first impression of the country.
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This was the assurance given yesterday by a representative of a German firm specializing in airport security in answer to apprehensions aired by a spokesman of the Board of Airline Representatives (BAR) that the security equipment might not be fully operational during the scheduled opening.
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"All eyes are on this very important undertaking," said Bernd Struck, Fraport executive vice president. He pointed out that the project’s success is "crucial to boosting investor confidence in the Philippines."
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