'Sana ang higher up natin, ang Malacañang, maglagay naman ng qualified. Hindi basta kakilala, ilalagay mo,' former CAAP executive said, explaining what went before the New Year NAIA fiasco.
bared that the current management within CAAP lacked experts in the field of air navigation.
“Wala silang indoctrination. Indoctrination ng airworthiness, operations, license in engineering and aircraft accident. Kami pa nagtuturo sa mga consultant. Baligtad,” heDimagiba requested Malacañang to hire people who are qualified in the field to resolve the prevailing air transport issues. Other Filipinos also called for the government to investigate into these allegations within CAAP, DOTr and other related agencies.In the same interview, Dimagiba said he received a report from a former air traffic controller that CAAP supposedly did not consider the request to upgrade the memory card of its systems.
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