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[Title] => PAL punches in higher domestic ticket charges
[Summary] => Domestic ticketing service charge (TSC) will be increased by almost 50 percent starting next month, flag carrier Philippines Airlines (PAL) said.
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[Title] => Mayors opt for uniform, not single, ticket system
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The Metro Manila Council will soon implement uniform ticketing in the metropolis as part of an effort to address the concerns of transport groups, an official of the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) said yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2008-04-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => NEXT INBOX QUESTION: Should Pampanga governor-elect Fr. Panlilio be made to choose between politics and priesthood?
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[Title] => E-ticketing: No more paper tickets after ’07
[Summary] => Come Jan. 1, 2008, traveling with paper tickets will be a thing of the past. This is because the International Air Transport Association (IATA) targets to achieve 40 percent e-ticketing in 2005, 70 percent e-ticketing in 2006, and 100 percent e-ticketing by end-2007.
Every year, IATA processes 340 million paper tickets. Each paper ticket costs $10 to process, while it only costs $1 to process an e-ticket. This is $9 saved for every e-ticket used.
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[Title] => Cebu Pacific bares e-ticketing
[Summary] => Cebu Pacific Air (CEB) will launch late this month initially on its Manila-Cebu service an electronic ticketing – or e-ticketing-facility, the first of its kind in the local aviation industry.
"Airlines worldwide are already into – or moving towards – e-ticketing," said CEB general manager Danilo Mojica. "And CEB wants to keep abreast of this global trend which will benefit both the passengers and the airline."
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[Title] => MMDA warns against dumping of grease, waste products
[Summary] => The Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has warned all gas stations, food establishments and factories against the indiscriminate dumping of grease and similar waste products.
MMDA Deputy Chairman Cesar Lacuna issued the warning after it was discovered that a significant amount of grease has been dumped into the sewers either directly or through the faucets.
Lacuna, who is in charge of flood control, said that majority of the grease found in the drainage systems reportedly originated from gas stations.
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TICKETING
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Every year, IATA processes 340 million paper tickets. Each paper ticket costs $10 to process, while it only costs $1 to process an e-ticket. This is $9 saved for every e-ticket used.
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[Summary] => Cebu Pacific Air (CEB) will launch late this month initially on its Manila-Cebu service an electronic ticketing – or e-ticketing-facility, the first of its kind in the local aviation industry.
"Airlines worldwide are already into – or moving towards – e-ticketing," said CEB general manager Danilo Mojica. "And CEB wants to keep abreast of this global trend which will benefit both the passengers and the airline."
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[Title] => MMDA warns against dumping of grease, waste products
[Summary] => The Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has warned all gas stations, food establishments and factories against the indiscriminate dumping of grease and similar waste products.
MMDA Deputy Chairman Cesar Lacuna issued the warning after it was discovered that a significant amount of grease has been dumped into the sewers either directly or through the faucets.
Lacuna, who is in charge of flood control, said that majority of the grease found in the drainage systems reportedly originated from gas stations.
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[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => Marvin Sy
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