Manila Airport to auction abandoned aircraft
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Manila Airport to auction abandoned aircraft
Some interesting classics, will be interesting to see what happens to them.
The MANILA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY (MIAA) is calling on the owners of the following abandoned aircrafts to claim and remove/dismantle their aircrafts which are parked at the General Aviation Area, NAIA Complex, Pasay City. The MIAA will be utilizing the areas for its operational requirements. Further, the wrecked and rusty conditions and state of disrepair of the aircrafts render them an eyesore and health and safety hazards. Failure of the owners to make known their claim over the aircrafts within thirty (30) days from publication hereof will compel MIAA to impose a charge as lease of the area at the rate of P31.54/sqm/month and commence the process of auctioning the aircrafts.
REGISTRY MARK
MODEL TYPE
LAST KNOWN OWNER (with no contact details)
1. RP-C1543
MD DC-9 S32
ORION
2. RP-C1544
MDDC-9 S32
3. RP-C 1537
MD DC-9 S32
4. RP-C1545
MD DC-9 S32
5. RP-C1546
MD DC-9 S32
6. RP-C7205
AN-26B
MOSPHIL AERO
7. N4247k
SUPER CONSTELLATION
WILLIAM CRAWFORD
8. RP-C368
DC3
GEMINO PILAPIL (SWIFTAIR)
9. RP-C147
DC3
JACOB S LIM (Swift Air)
10. RP-C954
CESSNA 150
FJM/FREDELITO JUANE
11. N102DH
DC3
MAX MANNING
12. RP-C845
GRUMMAN AMERICA AA-IA YANKEE
You may contact any of the following offices of the MIAA: Legal Office: 877-17-38; Business Development and Concessions Management Department: 8771109 Local 3709; and, General Aviations Operations Division 8771109 Local 771.
The MANILA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY (MIAA) is calling on the owners of the following abandoned aircrafts to claim and remove/dismantle their aircrafts which are parked at the General Aviation Area, NAIA Complex, Pasay City. The MIAA will be utilizing the areas for its operational requirements. Further, the wrecked and rusty conditions and state of disrepair of the aircrafts render them an eyesore and health and safety hazards. Failure of the owners to make known their claim over the aircrafts within thirty (30) days from publication hereof will compel MIAA to impose a charge as lease of the area at the rate of P31.54/sqm/month and commence the process of auctioning the aircrafts.
REGISTRY MARK
MODEL TYPE
LAST KNOWN OWNER (with no contact details)
1. RP-C1543
MD DC-9 S32
ORION
2. RP-C1544
MDDC-9 S32
3. RP-C 1537
MD DC-9 S32
4. RP-C1545
MD DC-9 S32
5. RP-C1546
MD DC-9 S32
6. RP-C7205
AN-26B
MOSPHIL AERO
7. N4247k
SUPER CONSTELLATION
WILLIAM CRAWFORD
8. RP-C368
DC3
GEMINO PILAPIL (SWIFTAIR)
9. RP-C147
DC3
JACOB S LIM (Swift Air)
10. RP-C954
CESSNA 150
FJM/FREDELITO JUANE
11. N102DH
DC3
MAX MANNING
12. RP-C845
GRUMMAN AMERICA AA-IA YANKEE
You may contact any of the following offices of the MIAA: Legal Office: 877-17-38; Business Development and Concessions Management Department: 8771109 Local 3709; and, General Aviations Operations Division 8771109 Local 771.
short flights long nights
I want the Connie!!!
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Here is the previous owner info per the FAA database. FAA Registry - Aircraft - N-Number Inquiry
Looks like it used to be based in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska.
Looks like it used to be based in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska.
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Ok, you three blokes sort out who's going to own
that Connie and then I'll fly it for ya - cheap!
BTW Mr ATE since you're around I'll just need an
endorsement and some engineering course notes.
Ta.
that Connie and then I'll fly it for ya - cheap!
BTW Mr ATE since you're around I'll just need an
endorsement and some engineering course notes.
Ta.
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I have rung every number and politely been referred to somebody else who never answers
I have emailed the relevant departments including the chap who wrote the letter.
Nothing.
We just have to keep the scrappers away from the Connie. I have seen pictures of a fuselage on a semi trailer so it can be removed but my yard is not big enough.
Should also make an effort to save the DC 3's.
If anybody hears of plans for the Aircraft, can they post here please.
I have emailed the relevant departments including the chap who wrote the letter.
Nothing.
We just have to keep the scrappers away from the Connie. I have seen pictures of a fuselage on a semi trailer so it can be removed but my yard is not big enough.
Should also make an effort to save the DC 3's.
If anybody hears of plans for the Aircraft, can they post here please.
