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June 3rd, 2013 02:32 PM #22
Oks naman matulog sa Clark or Angeles... teka, natutulog ka ba talaga? :naughty2:
I took Tiger Air (Sea Air) recently and their new airbus planes were nice. Sunget lang ng stewards/stewardess sa plane (ground crew were okay) and there were more stewards then stewardesses on our flight... boo! Another thing to look at is the reserve fleet of the air carrier as this can tell easily if they can fill in for unexpected aircraft downtime or delays.
BTT: Was it true the Davao airport runway lights shut off that's why the plane went off?
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June 3rd, 2013 03:00 PM #23
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June 3rd, 2013 03:04 PM #24
Buti pa PAL nag offer na sa mga affected passengers nila, PAL will shoulder transportation to gen San airport via A/C buses plus food and drinks...Cebu PAC wala pa yatang gusting gawin
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June 3rd, 2013 03:06 PM #25
What if PAL ang nagkaron ng ganyan problema?
ano na kaya sasakyan ng iba dito for domestic travel?
regarding delayed flights, hindi kasalanan ng airlines yan. Dahil sa traffic volume yan
kulang kasi runway ng state of the art airports natin.
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June 3rd, 2013 03:10 PM #26
Cebu Pacific is number 1 when it comes to KURIPOT schemes.
Dito sa Bacolod, hindi sila gumagamit ng tube, because it entails additional airport cost. So pinaglalakad nila ang pasahero sa init or ulan sa runway. Kung wala ka payong at bumubuhos ang ulan, sorry ka. Nangyari yan sa isang kaibigan ko, pag pasok sa airport lahat na makitang naka cebu pacific na uniform, pinag mumura! ...
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June 3rd, 2013 03:15 PM #28
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June 3rd, 2013 03:30 PM #30
Yup dami ngang plano Ramon Ang para iangat ulit ang flag carrier natin.
still it's healthy to have options sa market you get what you paid for ika nga.
nakakatawa lang yung mareklamo pero habol ng habol sa piso fare.
To add up hostage din tayo ng mga lumang airports natin, kaya ano man efficient ng airline kung hindi rin naman
nag uupgrade mga provincial airports olats pa din.