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PBBM hails PAW’s spotless track record

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PRESIDENT Marcos on Monday lauded the 250th Presidential Airlift Wing (PAW) for impeccable track record of more than 8,000 flying hours without any untoward incident under his command.

Speaking at the unit’s 56th founding anniversary in Villamor Air Base in Pasay City, the President underscored the crucial role the 250th PAW plays in transporting the Chief Executive and his family, along with visiting heads of state, and other high-profile personalities..

Mr. Marcos praised the PAW for its accomplishments, including 445 flights under his administration and 8,416 accident-free flying hours.

“Rest assured that this administration is resolute in ensuring your health, well-being, and wellness so that you can continue to carry out your duties efficiently,” he said.

The President encouraged the wing’s personnel to reflect on their past achievements while focusing on the future. He urged them to strive for continuous improvement and not rest on past successes.

“We must look inward, examine our strengths and weaknesses, and commit [ourselves] to continuous improvement,” he said.

“Let us be reminded that it is not just our work that defines us, but also the depth of our commitment, the strength of our character, and the nobility of our cause,” Marcos added.

The 250th PAW, which originated as the 7001st Detachment in 1968, has a long history of providing air transport for the country’s leaders and has supported numerous humanitarian and disaster response missions.

Mr. Marcos called on the unit to continue building on its legacy with pride and purpose.

“Let us continue to rise higher, reach further, dream bigger; let us ensure that the legacy you have built is not just remembered, but carried forward with pride and with purpose,” the President said.

Editor’s Note: This is an updated article. Originally posted with the headline “Marcos assures support for 250th Presidential Airlift Wing on 56th Anniversary.”

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