Cebu Pacific - Bad, Bad Service

**niky** · January 12th, 2015 08:45 PM

Originally Posted by Monseratto

Cebu Pacific slapped with PHP52-million fine by Civil Aeronautics Board | Coconuts Manila

And hopefully that fine goes straight to the passengers? 5k each won't quite cover what all those passengers lost in terms of the cost of travelling to the airport, cancelled hotel stays or unplanned hotel stays and wasted time, though. I'd say 100m would be more proper.

**yebo** · January 12th, 2015 09:17 PM

Yup, too little.

And they should also be levied a fine every time their planes get delayed or canceled.

**macsd** · January 12th, 2015 09:29 PM

“Back then, P5,000 [for each violation] was a good deterrent. Nowadays, P5,000 is something they’ll laugh at,” Abaya said. “There is a need to amend the law.”

Abaya talks as if he was not a tongressman before. Why did he not authored a bill when he was in tongress instead of talking about it now???

**Ry_Tower** · January 12th, 2015 10:57 PM

Originally Posted by macsd

“Back then, P5,000 [for each violation] was a good deterrent. Nowadays, P5,000 is something they’ll laugh at,” Abaya said. “There is a need to amend the law.”

Abaya talks as if he was not a tongressman before. Why did he not authored a bill when he was in tongress instead of talking about it now???

Late na gumana utak.

**cardict** · January 13th, 2015 06:04 AM

[quote=macsd;2458018][I]“Back then, P5,000 [for each violation] was a good deterrent. Nowadays, P5,000 is something they’ll laugh at,” Abaya said. “There is a need to amend the law.”[/, I]

Abaya talks as if he was not a tongressman before. Why did he not authored a bill when he was in tongress instead of talking about it now??? :twak2

**cardict** · January 13th, 2015 06:06 AM

Originally Posted by macsd

[I]“Back then, P5,000 [for each violation] was a good deterrent. Nowadays, P5,000 is something they’ll laugh at,” Abaya said. “There is a need to amend the law.”[/, I]

Abaya talks as if he was not a tongressman before. Why did he not authored a bill when he was in tongress instead of talking about it now???

Then,he was not in a position to merit a headline,now is the time para pogi,sec.pABAYA,asikasuhin mo muna MRT/LRT

**Altis6453** · January 13th, 2015 02:20 PM

AFAIK, the fine will not go to the passengers who were inconvenienced, but directly to the CAB. That's not to say that those passengers who were affected cannot go to the CAB or the regular courts to recover damages from CebuPac.

**shadow** · January 13th, 2015 05:12 PM

The fine will go to national treasury according to CAB.

**NightRock** · January 13th, 2015 05:27 PM

I was expecting na bumaba ang price ng Stock ng Cebu Pac..pero lalo pang tumaas... hehehe hirap tuloy mag decide

**Altis6453** · January 13th, 2015 05:37 PM

^ Realistically, the Php 52 Million is a drop in the bucket compared to what CebuPac earns annually. I think it earned at least Php 26B in 2014, maybe more.

Dapat nga ang fine kapag violation of their CPCN should be a percentage of their gross annual revenue for the immediate past year para talagang umaray at di na umulit pa.