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Aviation Composite Technology formed 1990 to develop Apache 1 military trainer from Lancair 320 homebuilt.
Formerly Bureau of Science, began 1952 to investigate possibility of aircraft manufacture in Philippine Republic, especially using local materials. XL-14 Maya high-wing 3-seater flew 1954, XL-15 Tagak utility aircraft 1955…
National Aero Manufacturing Corp. is subsidiary of PADC, formed to handle production of Islander and BO 105 and design/development of 4-seat utility aircraft. Closed 1982, these programmes subsequently handled directly…
PHILIPPINE AEROSPACE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION PADC established 1973 as government arm for development of Philippine aviation industry; is now an attached agency of Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC) and has…
PACIFIC AERONAUTICAL INC PAI continues to manufacture kits for Lancair aircraft, and during 1999 (latest details known) shipped, on average, eight Lancair IV and two Lancair ES kits per month.…
Philippine Air Transport & Training Services Inc. with National Science Development Board, briefly (1977-80) studied 7307En and XG-001 aircraft constructed from local material, especially bamboo.
Universal Dynamics Research and Development, Makati, Manila, produced Defiant 300 tandem trainer (February 1988) but local hardwood difficult to obtain. Switched to metal in Defiant 500 (950-hp PT6A turboprop), and…
