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[Title] => Asian airlines to start regular flights to DMIA Oct 30
[Summary] => Seoul-based Asiana Airlines will commence regular flights to the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) in Clark, Pampanga on Oct. 30 with an initial frequency of two flights a week.
By December, Asiana will increase its flights to thrice weekly, said Victor Luciano, executive vice president of Clark Development Corp. (CDC).
According to Luciano, Asiana will use a fleet of Airbus A321 planes which could carry up to 177 passengers each.
Asiana Airlines is Korea’s second flag carrier and was established in Feb. 1988 by the Kumbo Group.
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[Summary] => International logistics and distribution firm, United Parcel Service (UPS) Philippines has increased its flight operations in the former US military base in Clark, Angeles, Pampanga. Clark Development Corp. (CDC) executive vice president Victor Luciano said the move refuted earlier reports that UPS is pulling out of Clark to transfer to Thailand.
From a frequency of only three flights a day, Luciano disclosed, UPS has increased its flights to nine in only one and a half years.
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By December, Asiana will increase its flights to thrice weekly, said Victor Luciano, executive vice president of Clark Development Corp. (CDC).
According to Luciano, Asiana will use a fleet of Airbus A321 planes which could carry up to 177 passengers each.
Asiana Airlines is Korea’s second flag carrier and was established in Feb. 1988 by the Kumbo Group.
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October 17, 2003 - 12:00am
