Gokongwei intervenes after Cebu Pacific airline stock skids 25 percent
Sunday, December 19, 2010
JG SUMMIT Holdings, the parent of Cebu Pacific, bought 300,000 shares of its airline unit Friday after the share price tumbled by as much as 25 percent to P82 during jittery trading. The shares of Cebu Pacific have declined each day since Dec. 7, when the Board of Investments said AirAsia., Southeast Asia’s biggest budget carrier, planned to form a Philippine unit that will fly to domestic and international routes. AirAsia’s Philippine venture will start flights as early as August, chief executive Tony Fernandes said. Read the complete article here click this link
Instead of meeting the competition head on and improving their operations and customer service which is none existant now, they run to the court to protect them. Let the customers get competition we need it badly.
Instead of meeting the competition head on and improving their operations and customer service which is none existant now, they run to the court to protect them. Let the customers get competition we need it badly.
Cebu Pacific lacks professional and humane way of treating its customers
“However, I feel that professionalism and a humane way of dealing with frustrated passengers are truly skills necessary for any airline personnel. These would have made the ordeal (that) we underwent more bearable. Instead, the disrespectful, uncaring and devious ways displayed by the Cebu Pacific personnel left a very bad taste in our mouths.”
Teri was still hopeful that the airline would reimburse her family the cost of the unused tickets and related expenses. She also said that an apology from Cebu Pacific would be the least that they can do, considering the sufferings that they had undergone. To read the complete original article click here
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