| WHERE IS CAB LOCATED? |
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| The CAB is located at Old MIA Road, Pasay City, near the Centennial Airport (Terminal II). It can be reached by public transport vehicles (buses and jeepneys servicing airport route). |
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| WHO ARE THE OFFICIALS OF THE CAB? |
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| IS THE CAB INVOLVED IN AIR NEGOTIATION THROUGH RP AIR NEGOTIATION PANEL? |
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Yes, the CAB is involved in air agreement negotiation.
The Air Negotiation Panel is composed of the following:
Secretary of DOTC as Chairman; Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) as Vice Chairman; Members: CAB, Department of Trade & Industry (DTI), Department of Tourism (DOT), Clark International Airport Corporation (CIAC) and designated Airlines. |
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| CAN I COMPLAIN TO THE CAB REGARDING REFUND OF FARES, CANCELLATION OF FLIGHTS, DENIED BOARDING AND LOSS OF LUGGAGE? |
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| Yes. You may call Tel. No. 852-8967 (Legal & Enforcement Division) or email help@cab.gov.ph. |
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| WHAT ARE THE PERMITS ISSUED BY THE CAB? |
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1.Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (CPCN) – is a permit issued by the Board authorizing a domestic person or entity (60/40 equity) to engage in international and/or domestic, scheduled and/or non-scheduled air transportation services.A grantee of a CPCN may operate even without a legislative franchise.
2.Foreign Air Carrier’s Permit (FACP) – is a permit issued by the Board, and approved by the President of the Philippines, authorizing a foreign air carrier to engage in foreign air transportation services.
3.Letter of Authority - is an approval issued by the CAB authorizing a person or entity to engage in airfreight forwarder, general sales agent, cargo sales agent and off-line carrier. It is signed by the Executive Director subject to the ratification of the Board on its scheduled meeting. |
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| DOES THE CAB INVESTIGATE AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT? |
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| No. Investigation of aircraft accident falls within the jurisdiction of CAAP. |
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| WHAT CREATED THE CAB? |
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| R.A. 776, as amended. |
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| IS THE CAB THE SAME AS THE CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF THE PHILIPPINES (CAAP), FORMERLY CALLED THE AIR TRANSPORTATION OFFICE (ATO)? |
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| No. The CAB regulates the economic aspect of air transportation, while CAAP, regulates the technical and operational aspects of air transportation. |
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| WHAT ARE THE POLICIES, REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES OF CAB? |
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1. Administrative Order No. 01 (60)
2. Economic Regulations:
ER-1- Provision of General Applicability
ER-2- Charter Operations
ER-3 - Purchase of Aircraft and Incurring of Indebtedness
ER-4 - Airfreight Forwarders and Off-Line Carriers
ER-5 - Air Taxi Operators
ER-7 - Boarding Priority and Denied Boarding Compensation
ER-8 - General Sales Agent and Cargo Sales Agent
3. Executive Orders (E.O.)
E.O. No. 219 - Establishing the Domestic & International Civil Aviation Liberalization Policy
E.O. No. 32 - Amending E.O. 219 dated Jan. 3, 1995 Entitled “Establishing the Domestic & International Civil Aviation Liberalization Policy”
E.O. No. 296 - Further Amending Executive Order No. 219 dated January 3, 1995, Establishing the Domestic and International Civil Aviation Liberalization Policy
E.O. No. 217 - Futher amending section 5 of Republic of act No. 776, as amended
E.O. No. 500 - Providing for the Expansion of Air Services to the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport
E.O. No. 500A - Amending E.O. No. 500 Entitled “Providing for the Expansion of Air Services to the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport & Subic Bay Int’l. Airport (SBIA)”
E.O. No. 125A - Amending E.O. 125 Entitled “Reorganizing the Ministry of Transportation & Communication”
P.D. 1466 - Waiver |
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