Thunderbolt49
It seems that quite a lot of MPLrs have managed to find an employment niche in the Philippines. Good for them and for those that are already doing the IOE with Air Arabia.
But there a still a few (all foreigners) that seem to be in limbo (waiting, waiting....) and not knowing when finally things will happen. What is CIA doing about these guys? After all, it is CIA's responsibilty to resolve the issue.
With so many opportunities coming up in the Philippines, is it so difficult for CIA to get them a RH seat position in the local operators? Why can't they be employed locally? Is there a law that impedes foreigners being employed as pilots in the Philippines?
If that is the case, it is a shame coming from a country that has millions of emigrants making a living (many as pilots) around the whole world.
CIA will not manage to clean its slate until ALL the MPL pioneers are placed in the commercial aviation.
Those poor guys don't deserve such treatment from a company that was very quick to take their money!!!!
Thanks, Thunderbolt, for being one of the few that don't try to brush the dirt under the carpet.