Members of Baywalk Bodies. Photo taken from their Friendster account.
MANILA, Philippines – Members of all-female group Baywalk Bodies are threatening to file a lawsuit against budget airline Cebu Pacific.
Their camp is blaming Cebu Pacific for the cancelation of their scheduled shows in Cebu City after the girls missed their flight last January 15.
The group's talent manager, Lito de Guzman, recounted: “Kasi malinaw naman na nakalagay sa ticket namin na 4:35 ang alis namin. As early as one o’clock in the morning noong January 15, nando’n na kami sa airport para makapag-check in nang maaga.”
“Kaya lang, nagutom ang mga alaga ko dahil umagang-umaga ‘yon. Umalis muna kami sandali para kumain ng lugaw. Pagbalik namin, wala na ‘yong eroplano.”
“Nataranta kami dahil wala kaming kamalay-malay sa nangyari. Hindi kami na-kontra abiso man lang. Ma-imagine mo na naapektuhan ang aming mga schedule ng araw na ‘yon. Canceled lahat ng show namin sa Cebu. Puwerhisyo ang nangyari.”
Up until now, the Baywalk Bodies are still fuming about the incident, De Guzman said. Some of them even got depressed, he added.
The group, who performs mostly sexy songs, is composed of Annalyn Abad, Zest Zuniega, Wella Williams, Rejoice Rivera, Pantene Palanca, Palmolive Palma, Michaela Espinosa, Lyna Liveste, Kissa Kurdi, Jeanette Joaquin, Dove De Vera, Clarise Mercado, and Camay Cojuangco.
According to movie reporter Danny Batuigas, de Guzman’s official publicist, the girls are now threatening to sue Cebu Pacific.
“Kasi ang daming naapektuhan. Pati ‘yong courtesy call ng Baywalk Bodies sa mga mayor at sa mga government officials, hindi na natuloy. Kasi gabi na sila nakarating sa Cebu. Nagawan nga ng paraan ang flight nila pero hiwa-hiwalay na silang sumakay sa eroplano. Dala-dalawa sa isang eroplano.”
“Kasi, may nakalagay pala ro’n sa tiket na puwedeng umalis nang maaga ‘yong eroplano. Kaya lang, hindi ‘yon alam ng Baywalk Bodies. Ngayon, apektado sila sa nangyari,” explained Batuigas.
When sought for reaction, Michelle de Guzman, a Corporate Communications staff of the airline, said her boss, Candice Iyog, is still out of the country. Cebu Pacific will issue an official statement only once she returns to Manila, according to her.
“Pero as far as I am concerned, the time of departure is clearly stated in the ticket and the plane leaves at that particular time,” she said. -Boy Villasanta, abs-cbnNEWS.com
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