6 Philippine Air Force A-29 Super Tucano scheduled to fly to Clark Airport tomorrow

Flight Schedule of Philippine Air Force A-29 Super Tucano Aircraft from Vietnam to the Philippines

From the FlightAware Website, barring any delays, all 6 of the Philippine Air Force (PAF) A-29 Super Tucano Aircraft will finally be coming home tomorrow, Saturday, September 19, 2020. 

The PAF Super Tucano with with Registration Codes PT-ZZM, PT-ZZN, PT-ZZO, PT-ZZQ, PT-ZZS and PT-ZZU are scheduled to fly from Vietnam at 8:10 AM and land at the Clark International Aiport in Pampanga at 11:31 AM.  

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Google Blogger Mirror Site for The rhk111 Military and Arms Page

Screenshot of the new The rhk111 Military and Arms Page Website at Google Blogger

I have put up a Google Blogger Mirror Site for “The rhk111 Military and Arms Page”, my Plan right now if all goes well is to eventually permanently close my Wordpress Site and work exclusively with the Google Blogger Site. 

So if you are linking to my Wordpress Site, kindly update your Links right now and use the Google Blogger Site. I will be busy with the transfer of my Site for now though, so I will not be releasing a Blog this Month (September 2020) and maybe even next Month also (October 2020). 

Philippine Army considering use of MD-500 and UH-1H Helicopters from South Korea

There is a Report from South Korea that the Philippine Army (PA) is considering the use of MD-500 Defender and UH-1H Huey Helicopters that South Korea has retired. These will likely be refurbished before use, just like the used AH-1 Cobra Helicopters that Jordan donated to the Philippine Air Force (PAF). 

The Author of the Article though says that this is currently under review and not final yet. I am posting below the English Translation of the Article by Google Translate:

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Philippine Army is considering the introduction of used Helicopters in Korea

3 Philippine Air Force A-29 Super Tucano now in Thailand, to fly to Vietnam this Afternoon

From the FlightAware Website, the 3 Philippine Air Force (PAF) A-29 Super Tucano Aircraft with Registration Codes PT-ZZM, PT-ZZN and PT-ZZO has arrived in Thailand and are scheduled to fly immediately to Vietnam this afternoon, Wednesday, September 16, 2020.

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3 Philippine Air Force A-29 Super Tucano to fly to Thailand this Morning, 3 others to fly to Bangladesh also today

From the FlightAware Website, the 3 Philippine Air Force (PAF) A-29 Super Tucano Aircraft with Registration Codes PT-ZZM, PT-ZZN and PT-ZZO in Bangladesh are scheduled to fly to Thailand this Morning, Wednesday, September 16, 2020. 

I think Thailand will be one of the last stopovers of their journey, and if they manage to make the Flight there today, they could be in the Philippines very soon.  

Philippine Broadband Internet Speed at least doubled since 2016 – US Internet Company

The American Company Ookla recently said in their Speedtest Global Index Report that the Philippines’ Broadband Internet Speed has at least doubled since 2016, with the Fixed Broadband Speed increasing from just 7.91 Mbps in 2016 to 25 Mbps in 2020, or a 3-fold increase. 

The Philippines’ Mobile Broadband Internet Speed on the other hand rose from 7.44 Mbps in 2016 to 16.95 Mbps in 2020 for a 2-fold increase. 

SOURCE: PH internet speed more than doubled since 2016: US Firm {Archived Link}

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DPWH completes 3 Road Improvement Projects to Tourist Spots in Negros Occidental

Picture by the Official DPWH Facebook Page on Facebook

The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) recently completed 3 Road Improvement Projects in Kabankalan City, Negros Occidental that lead to Tourist Spots. 

One Project was a 1.16 km Road from the National Road worth Php 29 million that lead to Mag-aso Falls, another was a separate 560 m Road from Sitio Pitgong worth Php 9 million that also lead to Mag-aso Falls.