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ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 03-13, Series of 2013 to : CAAP REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES TEL : (632) 879-9159 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIONS AIC TEL/FAX : (632) 879-9288 CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF THE PHILIPPINES 004/13 AFS : RPLLYOYX AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICE 08 MAR EMAIL : [email protected] MIA Road 1300, Pasay City, Metro Manila ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 03-13, Series of 2013 TO : CAAP AIR TRAFFIC SERVICE OFFICIALS CAAP CONCERNED OFFICIALS ALL PHILIPPINE AVIATION STAKEHOLDERS / OPERATORS GENERAL PUBLIC FROM :THE DIRECTOR GENERAL CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF THE PHILIPPINES SUBJECT : AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION PUBLICATION: DELISTING IN THE PHILIPPINE AIRCRAFT REGISTRY THE REMAINING SIX HUNDRED TWENTY NINE (629) AIRCRAFT STILL UNACCOUNTED AND UNVERIFIED UNDER MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 25-12, SERIES OF 2012, PROVIDING GUIDELINES/PROCEDURES FOR RE-REGISTRATION AND INCLUSION UNDER THE NEW “C of R” and “AIRCRAFT REGISTRY” DATE : 20 FEBRUARY 2013 Pursuant to the powers vested with the Office of the Director General under Republic Act Number 9497 and in compliance with existing Philippine Civil Aviation Regulations and pertinent International Civil Aviation Organization’s Regulations on Aircraft Registration, the following List of Aircraft registered with the corresponding operator/owner/lessee and corresponding status under Philippine Aircraft Registry of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines but were not compliant with Memorandum Circular No. 25-12, Series of 2012, duly published in the Manila Standard Today on 16 November 2013, to wit: Registration Name of Owner / Leasee Manufacturer Model Serial Number Number RP-163 PHILIPPINE AEROSPACE MBB BO105 S-163 DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION RP-1635 PHILIPPINE TOURISM AUTHORITY MBB BO105 S-165 RP-1636 PHILIPPINE COAST GUARD MBB BO105 S-166 RP-178 CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF THE CESSNA U206 U20602022 PHILIPPINES RP-1896 THE PHILIPPINE AIR FORCE BELL 412 36141 RP-1946 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT BELL 412 36136 RP-1986 THE PHILIPPINE AIR FORCE BELL 412 36127 RP-2000 THE PHILIPPINE AIR FORCE BELL 412 36080 RP-2169 PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE BRITTEN BN2A 463 NORMAN RP-3502 DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AEROSPATIALE AS350 2882 AND NATURAL RESOURCES RP-39 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION HELIO H391 060 RP-43 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION HELIO H295 1403 RP-526 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION HELIO H295 2532 RP-77 BUREAU OF AIR TRANSPORTATION NAMC YS11 2179 RP-85 PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE CESSNA 150 15063025 RP-8622 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MD HELICOPTER 500 0249E AND HIGHWAYS RP-C 1175 MACTAN AVIATION TECHNOLOGY CESSNA CESSNA U20601943 CENTER, INC. AIRCRAFT U206F COMPANY RP-C1006 A. SORIANO AIR CORPORATION BEECH 95 TD-761 Page 2 of 16 Aeronautical Information Circular 004/13 RP-C1011 ANSELMA DEOCAMPO ARTITA & PIPER AIRCRAFT PA-23-250 27-3994 ERLINDA HUCION PERALTA COMPANY RP-C1027 WCC AVIATION COMPANY, INC. CESSNA 152 15282625 RP-C1028 WCC AVIATION COMPANY, INC. CESSNA 152 15280819 RP-C1035 BONANZA AIR SERVICES BEECH 35 D-8558 RP-C1037 BORACAY AIR SERVICES INC. CESSNA U206 U20604421 RP-C1041 WCC AVIATION COMPANY, INC. CESSNA 150 15073060 RP-C1047 PICHAY, PROSPERO A. JR BRITTEN BN2A 654 NORMAN RP-C1052 AIR LINK INTERNATIONAL AVIATION CESSNA 152 15281804 COLLEGE RP-C1053 OMNI AVIATION CORPORATION CESSNA 152 15281822 RP-C1065 DOÑA NICASIA TRADING BEECH 65 LC-301 CORPORATIION RP-C1066 CORTEZ, MANUEL P. PIPER PA38 38-A78A0040 RP-C1067 CORTEZ, MANUEL P. PIPER PA38 38-79A0043 RP-C107 AIR LINK INTERNATIONAL AVIATION CESSNA 150 15072429 COLLEGE RP-C1070 AIR LINK INTERNATIONAL AVIATION PIPER PA38 38-79A1151 COLLEGE RP-C1071 PHILIPPINE AIRLINES INC. PIPER PA38 38-79A1153 RP-C1074 LUNA, JEFFREY OSWALD P & LUNA, PIPER PA38 38-79A1159 JUAN CARLO P RP-C1075 FLIGHT AND SIMULATOR TRAINING PIPER PA38 38-79A1173 ACADEMY, INC. RP-C108 FLITELINE AVIATION SERVICES INC. CESSNA 210 21060546 RP-C1082 ALLIED BANKING CORPORATION HUGHES 369 1120434S RP-C1084 PHILIPPINE AIRLINES INC. PIPER PA38 38-79A1178 RP-C1104 PACIFIC AIRWAYS CORPORATION BEECH 18 BA731 RP-C1109 AIRSPAN CORPORATION AGUSTA A109 7177 RP-C1110 PANLILIO, JOSE MARCEL E AEROSPATIALE SA341 1110 RP-C1111 RGV DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION BEECH 65 LC-270 RP-C1115 BLUE RUSH CAR EXCHANGE BEECH 55 TC-1166 RP-C1117 EBUEN, LADISLAO D & EBUEN, JOSE BEECH 55 TE-572 D & EBUEN, CHESTER D RP-C1119 PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE BEECH 36 E-149 RP-C1121 MAEDA, CRISTELITA B CESSNA 421 421B0932 RP-C1122 UNIVERSAL CARTOGRAPHIC & PIPER PA23 27-3402 DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION RP-C1126 METRO MANILA AIRWAYS BEECH 18 BA 454 INTERNATIONAL INC. RP-C1128 QUEMA, JEAN-PHILIP O CESSNA 150 15077864 RP-C1129 FLITELINE AVIATION SERVICES INC. CESSNA 150 15078596 RP-C1136 CHEMTRAD AVIATION CORP BEECH 36 E-40 RP-C1139 CORTEZ, MANUEL P. CESSNA 150 15077853 RP-C1140 MACONACON AIRWAYS INC. MOONEY M20J 24-1209 RP-C1143 AIRVENTURE FLIGHT SCHOOL CESSNA 152 15282777 RP-C1146 MARCOPPER MINING CORPORATION HUGHES 369 610323S RP-C1154 PACIFIC AIRWAYS CORPORATION DE HAVILLAND DHC6 177 RP-C1158 AIR ADS, INC. BEECH 58 TH-673 RP-C116 LLANES, JOSELITO PIPER L4 13429(45- 4689) RP-C1164 PEÑARANDA, JESSEL M AERO 560 1233-51 COMMANDER RP-C1167 PICHAY, PROSPERO A. JR PIPER PA28 28-24805 RP-C117 WCC AVIATION COMPANY, INC. BELL 206 1894 RP-C1170 CARDS AIR SERVICES, INC. PIPER PA28R 30785 RP-C1172 JAC - PAT MARINE CORPORATION PIPER PA32 32-40612 RP-C1173 WORLD AVIATION CORPORATION PIPER PA28R 28R-35083 RP-C1174 PERLADA, ARTURO E. JR. CESSNA U206 U20601905 RP-C1179 SOUTHEAST ASIAN AIRLINES DORNIER DO28D 4127 (SEAIR), INC. RP-C1212 ROYAL AIR CHARTER SERVICE, INC. PIPER PA23 27-3448 Aeronautical Information Circular 004/13 Page 3 of 16 RP-C1218 AEROLIFT PHILIPPINES CORP. DE HAVILLAND DHC6 124 RP-C1221 PERLADA, JERRY E. BEECH 55 TC-125 RP-C1223 RESORT SERVICES, INC. BEECH 19 MB-230 RP-C1226 PERLADA, JERRY E. CESSNA 207 20700092 RP-C1230 AIRSPAN CORPORATION HUGHES 369 500235S RP-C1231 AIR LINK INTERNATIONAL AVIATION BEECH 23 M398 COLLEGE RP-C1243 BUREAU OF SOILS AND WATER CESSNA 421 421B0590 MANAGEMENT RP-C1252 ORIENT AVIATION CORPORATION PIPER PA28 28-21055 RP-C1258 AIRSPAN CORPORATION BELL 206 1062 RP-C1259 TOPFLITE AVIATION, INC. PIPER PA32R 32R7680116 RP-C1260 AIR TRANSPORTATION OFFICE BEECH 200 BB595 RP-C1261 LEARJET 25 352 RP-C1262 CHEMTRAD AVIATION CORP BRITTEN BN2A 408 NORMAN RP-C1273 WORLD AVIATION CORPORATION CESSNA 172 17276215 RP-C1275 MIGUEL, ARNEL U. CESSNA 152 15285853 RP-C1286 FRABELLE FISHING CORPORATION BELL 47G 3568 RP-C1295 MARK GERALD MALONZO DEANG QUICKSILVER GT-500 0325 RP-C1298 PHILIPPINE AEROSPACE SIAI MARCHETTI SF600 008 DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION RP-C13 LEHNHARDT, HARALD AMERICAN AA5 AA5B-1004 AVIATION RP-C1304 EURASIA MATCH, INC. AEROSPATIALE SA365 6096 RP-C1315 MINDANAO RAINBOW GRUMMAN G-164A 1162 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AMERICAN SERVICES INC. CORPORATION RP-C1321 PERLADA, ARTURO E. JR. BRITTEN BN2A 547 NORMAN RP-C1323 PACIFIC AIRWAYS CORPORATION BRITTEN BN2A 502 NORMAN RP-C1325 PACIFIC AIRWAYS CORPORATION BRITTEN BN2A 593 NORMAN RP-C1333 SUNDIA AIRCRAFT SERVICES BEECH 95 TC-250 CORPORATION RP-C1341 SADECO INTERNATIONAL TRADING BEECH 65 LC235 CORPORATION RP-C1352 AVIA FILIPINAS INTERNATIONAL, DOUGLAS DC3 25347 INC. RP-C1356 PASTRANE, BERNABE P. CESSNA 172 17260907 RP-C1359 PACIFIC AIRWAYS CORPORATION CESSNA 172 17264846 RP-C1371 ORIENT PACIFIC PROPERTIES AND CESSNA 152 15072871 MANAGEMENT CORP. RP-C1375 ORIENT PACIFIC PROPERTIES AND ERCOUPE 415 3105 MANAGEMENT CORP. RP-C1376 JF SUPER AIR SERVICES CESSNA 150 150-63503 RP-C1378 JF SUPER AIR SERVICES PIPER PA28R 28R-7335239 RP-C1401 AVIATOUR'S FLY'N, INC. PIPER PA28 28-7725062 RP-C1402 RIVERA, BENJAMIN C. BEECH 55 TC-231 RP-C1424 PACIFIC AIRWAYS CORPORATION CESSNA 172 172-64187 RP-C1434 LIBERTY AVIATION CORPORATION BEECH 45 58-11688 RP-C1444 NOLASCO, NARCISO R. JR. BEECH 95 TD-705 RP-C1445 SUAREZ, ALICE ROBINSON R22 2079 RP-C1454 ANGELES CITY FLYING CLUB, INC. CGS AVIATION HAWK II 3761763 INCORPORATED CLASSIK RP-C147 LIM, JACOB S. DOUGLAS DC3 20767 RP-C1472 PLANTERS PRODUCTS, INC. CESSNA 172 172-68930 RP-C1478 FLITELINE AVIATION SERVICES INC. CESSNA 150 15073351 RP-C1494 BIG A AVIATION CORPORATION HUGHES 269B 250157 RP-C1495 COUNTRY CLUB DEVELOPMENT AGUSTA A109 7187 CORPORATION RP-C15 BRUCE, ELISA D. EXTRA EA300 062 RP-C1504 CEBU AIR, INC. (CEBU PACIFIC) DOUGLAS DC9 47792 Page 4 of 16 Aeronautical Information Circular 004/13 RP-C1505 CEBU AIR, INC. (CEBU PACIFIC) DOUGLAS DC9 47793 RP-C1508 CEBU AIR, INC. (CEBU PACIFIC) DOUGLAS DC9 47070 RP-C1509 CEBU AIR, INC. (CEBU PACIFIC) DOUGLAS DC9 47071 RP-C1514 SUAREZ, ALICE CESSNA 172 17263444 RP-C1518 ISLAND HOLDINGS CORPORATION HARBIN Y12 070 RP-C1519 ISLAND HOLDINGS CORPORATION HARBIN Y12 081 RP-C1520 ISLAND HOLDINGS CORPORATION HARBIN Y12 082 RP-C1523 WCC AVIATION COMPANY, INC. CESSNA 150 15076616 RP-C1535 CEBU AIR, INC. (CEBU PACIFIC) DOUGLAS DC9 47266 RP-C1536 CEBU AIR, INC. (CEBU PACIFIC) DOUGLAS DC9 47353 RP-C1537 CEBU AIR, INC. (CEBU PACIFIC) DOUGLAS DC9 47570 RP-C1538 CEBU AIR, INC. (CEBU PACIFIC) DOUGLAS DC9 47239 RP-C1539 CEBU AIR, INC. (CEBU PACIFIC) DOUGLAS DC9 47485 RP-C1540 CEBU AIR, INC. (CEBU PACIFIC) DOUGLAS DC9 47734 RP-C1541 CEBU AIR, INC. (CEBU PACIFIC) DOUGLAS DC9 48143 RP-C1542 CEBU AIR, INC. (CEBU PACIFIC) DOUGLAS DC9 48115 RP-C1543 CEBU AIR, INC. (CEBU PACIFIC) DOUGLAS DC9 48116 RP-C1544 CEBU AIR, INC. (CEBU PACIFIC) DOUGLAS DC9 48117 RP-C1545 CEBU AIR, INC. (CEBU PACIFIC) DOUGLAS DC9 48132 RP-C1546 CEBU AIR, INC. (CEBU PACIFIC) DOUGLAS DC9 48133 RP-C1547 ASIAN CHRISTIAN AVIATION CESSNA 206 U206B-0847 MINISTRIES, INC. RP-C1574 LIM, ERNESTO T. CESSNA 207 20700274 RP-C158 BADER, PETER BEECH 24 MC494 RP-C1611 PACIFIC AIRWAYS CORPORATION CESSNA 421 421C-0155 RP-C1616 GUEVARRA, WILFRANDO L. BEECH 24 MA-185 RP-C1663 DEVELOPMENT BANK OF THE MBB BO105 S-182 PHILIPPINES RP-C1678 ASIA AIRCRAFT OVERSEAS BELL 206 933 PHILIPPINES, INC. RP-C1680 JOSELITO L. LLANES CESSNA Cessna 172F 17252412 AIRCRAFT COMPANY RP-C170 VARONA AERO SERVICES INC.
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