Cebu Airport wird immer bedeutender...
"Los Angeles and the USA now joins Tokyo, Osaka, Bangkok, Nagoya and Seoul in the list of PAL overseas destinations served from Cebu,"
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Das Flugzeug ist das sicherste Verkehrsmittel!
Die meisten Abstürze (aussnahme vlt. B737max) sind auf menschliche Fehler zurückzuführen.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/…n_accidents_and_incidents
A320 family, A330, A350, B777, B787 gelten als sicher und sind von der FAA und EASA zugelassen.
China Flieger wie Superjet, C919 würde ich nicht einsteigen!
Emirates hatte schon mal einen quasi Absturz aber keine Fatalities:
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Hatte zuletzt eine Stunde gebraucht vom Downtown zum Airport. Ich hoffe das wird auch verbessert...
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Bild mit neuer Landebahn
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Die Salsa, Bachata und Kizomba Szene in Cebu kenne ich gut. Manila hatte mal ne gute Salsaszene. Aber der Tanzlehrer ist vor 5 Jahren nach Guam ausgewandert.
https://m.facebook.com/#!/CebuSalsaClub/Tango eher in Manila. Sehr gute Tanzlehrer, die Arbeiten allerdings im Ausland und kommen ab und zu in MNL zur Besuch.
https://m.facebook.com/#!/1stManilaTangoMarathonPhilippines/
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Habe ich das richtig vertanden. Ein 8h kurs kostet 660$ in Manila?
https://www.theknowledgeacadem…on-cinema-4d-masterclass/
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“Express trains will also be built from the NMIA to Quezon City and the extension of the MRT 7 from San Jose Del Monte to Bulakan.“
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https://www.routesonline.com/n…a-service-from-june-2020/
Turkish Airlines from June 2020 plans to launch Airbus A350-900XWB service to The Philippines, reflected in last week’s schedule update. From 09JUN20, the A350 will operate Istanbul – Manila route on daily basis, replacing 777-300ER.
TK084 IST0155 – 1910MNL 359 D
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https://www.airtravellerph.com…TciXXo_wVEd_Xjp8MyrdVteLo
Cebu Pacific is AirlineRatings's Most Improved Airline for 2020By: AirTravellerPH Staff
Airline safety and product rating website AirlineRatings.com has named Cebu Pacific as the "Most Improved Airline for 2020". The budget airline has been cited for becoming a major player in bringing affordable air travel to the Philippines. The website also noted Cebu Pacific's fleet improvement taking note of its very modern aircraft. By 2025, Cebu Pacific is set to be an all-Airbus NEO aircraft operator.
This is also the very first time where the Most Improved Airline of the Year from AirlineRatings.com were won by major airlines in the Philippines for two consecutive years. Philippine Airlines was named Most Improved Airline of the Year for 2019 by the same website.
In their website, AirlineRatings.com Editor-in-Chief Geoffrey Thomas said, “Cebu Pacific has become a major part of the fabric of life in the Philippines bringing affordable travel to most. The airline has a very modern fleet and operationally is now up there with the best.”
Just recently, Cebu Pacific finalized an order of 16 Airbus A330-900neo aircraft. The airline will be using this for regional flights, Middle East, and Australian destinations.
The airline also has pending commitments for 10 A321XLR and 5 A320neo aircraft. The airline looks to replace its present fleet with new Airbus NEO aircraft, NEO meaning New Engine Option. This will allow the airline to enjoy a lower cost per mile advantage while being able to carry more passengers to farther destinations.
Philippine based carriers have been improving their fleet, product, safety ratings, and services in a bid to make the Philippines a major aviation hub in Asia. Both Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific have been pushing the envelopes to improve their services. Aside from acquiring newer and modern aircraft, both airlines have been working to improve passenger services and experience. -
https://www.bworldonline.com/a…er-single-aisle-aircraft/
"[HAMBURG, Germany — Airbus SE said Philippine demand for air travel is expected to grow 7% a year, expanding the market for larger single-aisle aircraft like its A321, with the size of the operating fleet needed to serve such demand tripling to about 600 planes by 2038.
“I think that we must be prepared for more sales campaigns in the Philippines because the Filipino carriers will need to increase their fleet,” Aymeric Dupront, head of Airbus’s airline marketing in Southeast Asia, Japan, India and Israel, told reporters here.
He said Airbus sees “7% traffic growth” in the Philippines each year. “This means that traffic is bound to triple between now and 20 years from now, and that is 2038,” he added.
Mr. Dupront said “more than 200” aircraft are needed to service the Philipine market today, both for domestic and international flights.
“Over the next 20 years, we see this need to triple to 600 aircraft. The traffic, if you do the math, will actually more than triple or almost quadruple, so what we see is a trend for bigger aircraft, bigger single-aisle aircraft like the A321,” he said.
He said the Airbus fleet in the Philippines consists of about 132 aircraft, most of them from the A320 family of single-aisle twin-engine jets, of which the A321 is a high-capacity version seating up to 236 passengers. His view of the market is that the “fast pace” of passenger growth will drive all Philippine carriers to acquire larger single-aisle aircraft.
“The A321neo has been selected by all the carriers in the Philippines, and that’s the first target for deliveries for the years to come for the Filipino carriers,” he said, referring to the model version with the New Engne Option, which promises greater efficiencies compared with older versions of the A320 family of jets.
Asked about the drivers of air traffic growth in the Philippines, he said: “What we see is the very fast rise in three things: the population, first of all; the rise of the middle class, and middle class is the bulk of the passengers for air transport; and third thing is the rise of the economy and this results in this 7% domestic traffic growth.”
Reporters were in Hamburg to witness the turnover of a new Airbus jet to Malaysia’s AirAsia Group Bhd, the first of an order of up to 353 A321neos.
Philippines AirAsia, Inc. Chief Executive Officer Ricky P. Isla has said the low-cost carrier is itself currently in the process of “concretizing plans to purchase an A321neo” from Airbus.
Mr. Isla said that investing in larger additional aircraft will be “advantageous for any airline in a slot-constrained environment,” especially at Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
He also noted that the A321neo, which has 50 more seats compared to the previous A320neo, provides “opportunities to offer even lower fares to flying guests.”
Other features of the A321neo include lightweight and slimline seats with a mobile phone or tablet holder; three rows with a seat pitch of 37” or above; three additional rows equipped with hot seats; USB power in every seat; and Rokki WiFi providing entertainment, shopping, and Internet speeds of up to 10MB/s.
Airbus said that the A320 family received a total of 7,000 orders from at least 110 customers globally as of the end of October.]"
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Mein Kollege is Madrileño und hat war dieses WE in einem PH restaurant in Madrid.
Kurz gegoogle und sieha da...
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Hi, ich habe mir Gedanken gemacht. Als Standort würde ich Makati empfehlen aber teuer, da würde man eher Kunden finden. Alternative Cebu It Park, bürokratisch wahrscheinlich einfacher..
Display MoreHallali,
meine Firma möchte ein Büro in den Philippinen eröffnen. Dabei handelt es sich um ein Softwarefirma, die 3D Software herstellt. Das Büro soll die Software in den Philippinen vertreten/bekannt machen, Schulungen zu der Software anbieten und sie auch verkaufen. Mit welchen bürokratischen Hürden werden wir rechnen müssen?
Da dazu auch ein Schulungsraum angemietet werden muß hatte ich auch daran gedacht in den Räumen eine Schule für Deutsch zu betreiben um die Auslastung der Räume zu Verbessern?
Hat jemand schon Erfahrungen in dieser Richtung sammeln können und konkrete Infos dazu?
Gruß,
Bildermensch
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Cool soeben gekauft. Bin schon sehr gespannt...
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Hi,
um welche Software handelt es sich? Autodesk ist sehr gut in PH vertreten...
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Der Mangobaum ist sehr widerstandsfähig.
Habe sogar ein Baum gesehen, welcher nach einem Typhoon auf gesplittet wurde. Daraus wurden 2 Bäume.
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Hallo zusammen,
bitte um Empfehlung bezüglich online Broker auf den Philippinen ggf. mit App.
Erfahrung speziell Citibank, BDO, PNB? Gerne Cebu branch...
Danke und viele Grüsse
