The union says this is very alarming, with the pilots and cabin crew crying foul over this new directive by the transport ministry. FMTNews Nufam
The National Union of Flight Attendants Malaysia is upset it was not consulted when the social distancing rule was dispensed with onboard planes.
“This is very alarming. The pilots and cabin cew are crying foul over this new directive by the ministry. The decision was made as per the guidelines released by the International Air Transport Association , which instead put a priority on health screenings and adherence to wearing face masks, among others.
“How will the crew carry out their services while carrying out the social distancing SOPs at the same time? It looks like someone has shifted the goal posts without asking us.”Who will take care of toilets on planes?
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