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Malaysia Airlines welcomes first batch of indigenous cabin crew members

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Malaysia Airlines has welcomed its first batch of indigenous cabin crew members after they graduated from the company’s training program. Malaysia Airlines is delighted to onboard our first four Orang Asli cabin crew.

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Flydubai searches for pilots, cabin crew and engineers to support airline growth 

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Flydubai is in the midst of a recruitment drive to support the low-cost carrier’s growth with pilots, cabin crew and engineers most in need. The Emirati government-owned airline also recently expanded its network with new routes to Basel, Riga, Tallinn and Vilnius announced.

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Riyadh Air debuts cabin crew designer uniforms at Paris fashion event  

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On the latest occasion, it was the uniforms for Riyadh Air’s cabin crew and other customer-facing staff, which are the work of Saudi designer Mohammed Ashi and his Paris-based fashion studio Ashi Studio.

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Korean Air, Asiana to swap cabin crew duties after US approves merger: report

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Korean Air and Asiana Airlines cabin crew will reportedly swap duties once the United States approves a merger between the two airlines. The flag carrier of South Korea is currently seeking approval from the US Department of Justice (DOJ) to merge with Asiana Airlines. Korean Air has filed for the merger in 2021.

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Four Jetstar cabin crew hospitalized after being overcome by fumes on flight

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Four Jetstar cabin crew members were taken to hospital after falling ill from aircraft fumes on a domestic flight. Passengers had disembarked the A320 aircraft when crew members noticed an unusual smell and began to feel nauseous. Queensland Ambulance Service attended to crew members, who were given oxygen at the scene.

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Air India Express cancels scores of flights after hundreds of cabin crew call in sick 

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Low-cost carrier Air India Express has canceled flights for the second day running after around 300 cabin crew staff members called in sick. According to Reuters , the airline informed the news agency that it was “taking appropriate steps” against some staff members who reported being sick at the last minute.

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Asiana Airlines Flight 162: A Cabin Crew Perspective

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Asiana Airlines flight 162 set off from Incheon International Airpor t in South Korea bound for Hiroshima Airport in Japan. The Airbus 320-200 had 73 passengers on board, two flight crew, a boarding mechanic and 6 cabin crew. It was April 14, 2015.