Chuckie Dreyfus's son feels the impact of COVID-19 on his job as a cabin crew
Not everyone knows that the son of 'That's Entertainment' star Chuckie Dreyfus, Ralph, is working as a cabin crew with low-cost airline AirAsia.
Due to COVID-19 pandemic, most airlines around the globe are forced to ground their aircraft as the countries try to curb the spread of coronavirus.
In connection to this, many airline employees including Ralph are out of work.
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Ralph took to Instagram to share how much he misses his job.
He said, "I miss the rush during short sectors. I miss the turbulence. I miss interacting with random passengers.
"I miss the aircraft. I miss the skies. I miss wearing my uniform. I miss flying. I miss my home.
"Won't be long before we're all back up there. Till then, we stay at home and do our part. Keep safe everyone.
On the other hand, Ralph hopes everything will get better soon because he wants to return to his family, too.
"With everything going on right now, there's no where else I'd rather be than to be with my family in MNL.
"I miss these guys so much. Praying it all gets better soon. I want and need to go home ASAP."
"Prayers up to each and every one of you guys. Keep safe. Keep the faith. We'll get through this."
Local airlines have decided to cancel all their flights following announcement of enhanced community quarantine in Luzon.
According to a report by GMA News Online, Cebu Pacific announced all its flights starting March 19 until April 14 are canceled.
Philippine Airlines has also announced the cancellation of all its flights beginning March 20, while AirAsia has decided to cancel their flights from March 20 to April 14.