Elijah Felice Rosales is an Author at various publications. He covers a diverse range of topics including aviation and aerospace, airlines, and telecommunications, with a strong focus on transportation management and consumer travel. His work has been featured in MSN, Philstar.com, and New Babylon.
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Elijah's coverage focuses primarily on local transportation, infrastructure projects, and business developments in the Philippines. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches that provide insights or analysis on local transportation policies, infrastructure projects, and business trends within the Philippines.
As Elijah frequently cites government announcements and press releases as part of his coverage attributes, sources with direct knowledge of government initiatives related to transportation and infrastructure development in the Philippines are likely to resonate well with him.
Additionally, given the attention to technology-related topics such as AI impacting marketing tasks alongside traditional transport-focused news items like toll rates approval and cashless toll exits by TRB (Toll Regulatory Board), relevant experts who can weigh in on technological advancements impacting these sectors may also capture Elijah's interest.
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The country’s largest carrier has taken delivery of another fuel-efficient aircraft, keeping its fleet expansion on track to serve the flying demand in spite of industry struggles.
ADVERTISEMENT MANILA, Philippines — Both the Light Rail Transit Lines 1 and 2 will undergo infrastructure upgrades to improve the working conditions of LRT personnel and enhance passenger comfort.
ADVERTISEMENT MANILA, Philippines — The country's largest carriers have taken advantage of their reduced number of trips to improve their flight punctuality, allowing them to top Southeast Asia as most on-time airlines.
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Transportation will ask for higher funding for bus rapid transit (BRT) projects in Metro Manila to decongest major roads and support growing ridership, a DOTr official said yesterday.
MANILA, Philippines — It will be challenging for local telco providers to migrate subscribers to 4G and 5G networks this year, with seven in 10 Filipinos still relying on handsets that connect only to 3G.
MANILA, Philippines — The builder of the Southern Access Link Expressway (SALEX) has defended its tree cutting activities in Manila, saying it would replace the trees removed on Quirino Avenue with nearly 51,000 seedlings.
The Department of Transportation is seeking P1 billion in funds to expand bicycle lanes and pedestrian walkways as the energy crisis prompts more Filipinos to leave their cars behind.
MANILA, Philippines — Flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) has elected the head of the Makati Business Club (MBC) and an aviation veteran to its board of directors to boost leadership in a challenging time.
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines is proving to be an outlier in the regional slowdown on air travel, registering the only growth in seat capacity among Southeast Asia's largest economies.
