The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines official website was defaced yet again this morning, this time by a what seems to be a coalition of PH based groups. We were then approached by the stewardess saying that the Philippine Civil Aviation Law does not allow taking of pictures of "Philippine lands", or that's how I heard/understood it. Read more in our articles including "CAAP website defaced yet again" and "Photography & Philippine Civil Aviation Law".
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Jun 15, 2026The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines official website was defaced yet again this morning, this time by a what seems to be a coalition of PH based groups. We were then approached by the stewardess saying that the Philippine Civil Aviation Law does not allow taking of pictures of "Philippine lands", or that's how I heard/understood it.
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