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Philippines says grounding planes is a ‘distinct possibility’

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By Katrina Nicholas Verified, Haslinda Amin Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
The Philippines says grounding planes due to a shortage of jet fuel brought on by the war in Iran is a "distinct possibility,” according to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. "Several countries have already told our airlines they cannot fuel their aircraft, so they have to carry fuel there and back,” Marcos said in an interview with Bloomberg Television on Tuesday.
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Philippines Says Grounding Planes Is a 'Distinct Possibility'

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By Katrina Nicholas Verified, Haslinda Amin Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content The Philippines says grounding planes due to a shortage of jet fuel brought on by the war in Iran is a “distinct possibility,” according to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. (Bloomberg) — The Philippines says grounding planes due to a shortage of jet fuel brought on by the war in Iran is a “distinct possibility,” according to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Sign In or Create an Account “Several countries have already told our airlines they cannot fuel their aircraft, so they have...
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Philippine Garment Makers Find They Can’t Quit the US Just Yet Original

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By Neil Jerome Morales Verified, Katrina Nicholas Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
When US President Donald Trump set a from the Philippines last July, its key body representing foreign buyers of apparel including Walmart Inc. and Neiman Marcus Group LLC pledged to shift gear and focus on other destinations such as the Middle East and Europe. Six months on, it’s becoming evident how difficult that transition will be to make.
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