Let the pilots soar high!

this is gonna affect tourism, not to mention flight schedules could possibly delayed in the future.i dunno what caused the bad treatment of the pilots, but their work isn't like RIDING A BIKE they deserve better treatment, at least VIP treatment..this is something that the government should look after. another challenge to pnoy, but i hope he can solve this problem.

Yup I guess you've got a point there. Let them soar high. But would they still be interested knowing that sooner or later the administration of PAL can just remove them? For now that will be an option but I pity the pilots. They will still be in the loosing end.

The only think holding them back is their contract with PAL. I wouldn't sign that contract if it binds me to the company and it would conflict my interest of growing and flourishing as a pilot. They should take that talk that PAL is offering them, maybe they'll be given fair compensation from this point on.

Well, if we look at their situation, it is actually better to work abroad than in PAL because they have better opportunities. It is PAL's fault for not maintaining their employees. Also the stewardesses are also having some problems.

I heard on the news that these pilots are on a 5 year contract with PAL. That contract is binding and they should honor it otherwise PAL can pursue legal options if there's a breach.

The 3 airlines that are a part of PAL, right?, have been experiencing some labor unrest for some time. It is sad that the timing of this "crisis?" is a serious challenge for the President when he is facing so many others. I will have to read up and talk to some ppl on the situation to be able to comment. thanks for sharing, Eric

Pilots must soar high! But tourism and economy in our country will be crippled when some flight schedules be cancelled or delayed.