Jethro PatalinghugStoryteller | Video Producer | Documentary Filmmaker | Content Producer | Multimedia Specialist

Aeronautical Engineer sa Edad 18?!

18 Nov 2025 · 1 min

Watch on YouTube

0:36

The video features an informal interview between a host (Speaker A) and an 18‑year‑old student named Aloyah (Speaker B). Aloyah is currently enrolled at WCC studying aeronautical engineering and expresses a desire to become a pilot. The conversation touches on her age, academic status, the appeal of being in the sky, and the broader context of women entering a traditionally male‑dominated aviation field. The host highlights the significance of a young woman breaking the glass ceiling in piloting, noting the pressures and societal expectations she may face.

Chapters

Her name is Aloyah, sa. Yes. So, tanggap ka na. Sha na pina ka maganda. Okay na? Okay. So, ilang tawon ka na. Ano ginagawa mo? Did you finish your studies? Ano babá? Go.
I'm 18. Currently enrolled sa WCC as aeronautical engineering.
Oh, wow! Aeronautical? Aeronautical? Intuition. Intuition. Intuition. So, my sister— What? Yes. Why aeronautical? Yes. Why you want to be a pilot?
It's nice to be in the sky.
Why is it nice to be in the sky? I think it's nice that we have a girl— well, a woman. A woman, 18 years old. Woman now that wants to be— wants to have this— wants to be in the sky. In the sky. No, cuz pilots are predominantly male. It's like a male-dominated Professional. Breaking boundaries. Yeah, she wants to break the glass ceiling. But I don't know, I'm like sobrang— Alam mo kayo, may na— The pressure.