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Re: NNIC

Arianespace
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In the meantime,

New NAIA Infra Corp. (NNIC) has partnered with Collins Aerospace, a global leader in airport technology, to modernize and improve the overall passenger experience at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA).

In a statement, the NNIC said its partnership with Collins Aerospace "will introduce advanced systems designed to streamline airport operations and align NAIA with international aviation standards."

The NNIC, operator of the country's main gateway, said its modernization project with Collins Aerospace will begin in May 2025 and is set for completion by September 2025.

"Collins Aerospace, known for its cutting-edge airport solutions, will lead a full systems overhaul at NAIA," it said.

https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/money/companies/938432/nnic-taps-collins-aerospace-to-modernize-naia/story/
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Re: NNIC

Arianespace
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Since Vince take over, there has been recent pauses of earlier decisions, or shall we say U turn? In guise of disenfranchisement. When in truth, its the politicians turboprop that gets affected. Romualdez would not want that.

MANILA, Philippines — The government will review its plan to remove turboprops from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) in light of concerns that certain provinces may be cut off from Metro Manila.

The Manila Slot Coordination Committee, which includes the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA), will reassess its order instructing airlines to pull their turboprops out of NAIA starting March 30.

MIAA general manager Eric Jose Ines said the committee has welcomed new members recently following the appointment of Vince Dizon as transport chief.

Ines said the committee has to let Dizon decide if he wants the turboprop ban to proceed. Dizon may get insights from the new undersecretary for aviation, Jim Sydiongco, who was also added as a member of NAIA’s slot regulator.
https://www.philstar.com/business/2025/03/11/2427393/turboprop-ban-naia-review


Hugas kamay. I already know Jim's answer. He told me awhile back. Guess who propose exactly those. He is in this picture. As for Vince? Lets see if he takes advice, or succumb to powerful forces that makes office in Batasan. Remember, they still have to approve his appointment. I did tell you this before.

You still didn't see a pattern here?
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