As can be seen in the few posts I've made in the various Clark Aviation threads over the last few years, my concern has always been, and is, with the problems faced by the non-aligned MPL pilots (who began as ab-initio cadets) to get the promised employment when AAG took their money. As the situation stands today, and until AAG makes good their promise, it all boils down to thievery upon those who trusted what they thought was a reputable enterprise.
Certainly AAG cannot deny making such promises..... (and don't come with the exhausted excuse of not having anything in writing).
Why is AAG not resolving the critical situation of the small number of their MPL pilots when the solution is easy and not costly?
Does it indicate that AAG is not in such a good financial situation as they want us to believe by their grandiose advertisement?
Alpha Aviation to put up US$ 10-M flight simulator in Clark - ZamboTimes
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Andrew McKenchie, chief training officer of Alpha Aviation Group said the training would be based on international standards.
"AAG Ph graduates have established successful careers in the aviation industry" McKenchie said.
Andrew Mclntosh of Alpha Aviation Group said
AAG Ph provides highly discipline operating efficiencies to ensure "on-time and on-schedule" 
delivery of training services both to pilots and airlines."unquote (McKenchie should read McKechnie)
Will you two make good your own words?
It is not only the AAG name that is damaged but also the names of those individuals who have been or are in charge that will suffer irreparable harm. Aviation is a very small world.......
Come on AAG, do what is right to fix your c*ap!!!