Lucio Tan-owned flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) is having its own peculiar set of challenges, despite having dodged being castigated by senators in last Wednesday’s public hearing on the
According to the PAL official, the company had adopted several measures to minimize disruptions and restore normalcy in its flight schedules, including several adjustments to its flight schedules.
This will, hopefully, solve recurring complaints by flyers on PAL, especially on long-haul flights, who found themselves suffering from business class seats that don’t recline, inflight entertainment systems that don’t work, torn and frayed upholstery and—possibly the worst challenge of all—bathrooms that are locked because they are out of service .
Things have since worked out well for Ng. In a recent chat, he said he was able to use the time to grow North Star and indulge in another one of his passions: Fine cuisine.
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