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2 Navy pilots killed in Cavite helicopter crash

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April 12, 2024

Two Philippine Navy pilots died when their military training helicopter crashed at the Draga reclamation area, which is near the Cavite City public market, early yesterday morning.

- MICHAEL PUNONGBAYAN

The fatalities were identified as Lt. John Kyle Borres, 36, and Ensign Izzah Leonah Taccad, 27. They were both assigned at the Naval Air Wing at Sangley Point in Cavite City.

Commander John Percie Alcos, head of the Navy public affairs office, said the two pilots were on a Robinson R22 training helicopter and executing emergency procedures before the crash at around 6:45 a.m.

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