CAAP keeps close watch on Topflite after suspension lifted



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The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) will keep a close eye on Topflite Academy of Aviation (TAAI) even after lifting its suspension.
TAAI was suspended following the 11 July crash of a Cessna RP-C2211 during a training flight in Zambales.
The 9 a.m. accident injured four people — the flight instructor and three student pilots.
CAAP lifted the suspension on 6 August but ordered the academy to submit corrective action plans to address issues found during inspections.
The pilots involved in the crash remain suspended.