Soft landing in the fields
Plane landed on its nose causing panic among passengers
Philippine aviation authorities said Tuesday they were investigating Cebu Pacific pilots and crew who left passengers waiting some 15 minutes before deploying emergency slides on a plane that overshot the runway and landed on its nose.
Civil Aviation Authority Deputy Director General John Andrews said that the pilots' error probably caused the accident.
Davao Mayor Sara Duterte said airport management was late in alerting city emergency services about the landing and denied quick access to the passengers.
The Ateneo de Davao University, which had members aboard Sunday's flight, published an open letter saying it will boycott the airline to protest "the insensitivity and ineptness" of the crew.
"Your personnel lack training for an emergency situation. They froze. They did not know what do to. They must be able to put the welfare of the passengers before their own," said university President Joel Tabora.
and the interesting thing is that the civil defence there were informed only about 15 minutes after the crash by SMS by a airport employee
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