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Radar shutdown may affect NAIA flights, govt says
Radar shutdown may affect NAIA flights, govt says
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Published Feb 13, 2017 12:52 PM PHT
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Updated Feb 13, 2017 02:06 PM PHT
CAAP Deputy Dir. Gen. Capt. Tamayo announces shutdown of the Tagaytay radar from March 6-11 for maintenance and to prepare it for upgrade. pic.twitter.com/dI0Is9hCQB
— DOTr (@DOTr_PH) February 13, 2017
CAAP Deputy Dir. Gen. Capt. Tamayo announces shutdown of the Tagaytay radar from March 6-11 for maintenance and to prepare it for upgrade. pic.twitter.com/dI0Is9hCQB
— DOTr (@DOTr_PH) February 13, 2017
MANILA - One of the radars used by the Ninoy Aquino International Airport will be shut for six days in March and flights may be affected, the Department of Transportation said Monday.
MANILA - One of the radars used by the Ninoy Aquino International Airport will be shut for six days in March and flights may be affected, the Department of Transportation said Monday.
The Tagaytay radar will be shut from March 6 to 11 to give way to maintenance and upgrade works. This will leave the country's main gateway with two working radars, the department said.
The Tagaytay radar will be shut from March 6 to 11 to give way to maintenance and upgrade works. This will leave the country's main gateway with two working radars, the department said.
Flights "have to be reduced" during the shutdown period and airlines are expected to finalize their schedules later this week, it added.
Flights "have to be reduced" during the shutdown period and airlines are expected to finalize their schedules later this week, it added.
The refurbished Tagaytay radar will be included in a new system, the Communications, Navigation, Surveillance/Air Traffic Management (CNS/ATM), which aims to make air traffic flow safer and more efficient, the government said.
The refurbished Tagaytay radar will be included in a new system, the Communications, Navigation, Surveillance/Air Traffic Management (CNS/ATM), which aims to make air traffic flow safer and more efficient, the government said.
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CAAP shows media the new Communications, Navigation, Surveillance / Air Traffic Management (CNS/ATM) system. #DOTr pic.twitter.com/oxhFb3AwJ1
— DOTr (@DOTr_PH) February 13, 2017
CAAP shows media the new Communications, Navigation, Surveillance / Air Traffic Management (CNS/ATM) system. #DOTr pic.twitter.com/oxhFb3AwJ1
— DOTr (@DOTr_PH) February 13, 2017
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