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One bad day, whether due to personal or financial problems, inadequate training, or lack of structure and human capital, can lead to situations like these. However, the most important thing to remember is that we work primarily with people. We must recognize these gaps and signs to create an environment that prevents such behaviors. Often, our first impulse is to judge and criticize the individual without considering the entire chain of processes and leadership. Quality, above all, is about people!"

No excuse for showing no respect for passengers property, supervision is a must to prevent this behaviour and determine the cause of these actions, and if necessary to terminate employment on the spot. I also believe that cabin/overhead luggage needs to be strictly controlled to maximum dimensions. We've all seen individuals trying to force huge pieces of luggage into the overheads, waisting time,holding up other passsngers boarding, and quite often using the first available overhead locker on entry to the cabin, which may be quite a distance from their allocated seat. Such disrespect for those who can't use their own overhead locker directly above their seat. Another point, those idiots that decide once the seatbelt sign extinguishes, that they desperately need something from their huge bag, causing more disruption. Just think and use your head before boarding, don't be a frustrating moron onboard, lets all enjoy our flights. But airlines, please reduce the size of cabin luggage, it will make boarding much quicker !!

#Malaysia's new regulations mandating refunds for passengers on flights delayed by more than five hours mark a significant step forward in protecting #PassengerRights. As more countries and regions adopt similar rules, airlines face increasing complexity in navigating varying and sometimes conflicting, regulations. Is it time to push for global standardisation in #AviationLaw and #AirTransport? A unified approach, with all the challenges this would imply, could simplify compliance and provide consistent protections for travellers worldwide. #Aviation #Airlines #FlightDelay #FlightCompensation #Malaysia #AviationLaw #AirLaw

Malaysia has introduced new regulations requiring airlines to offer refunds to passengers if their flight is delayed by more than five hours. The new rules also cover passengers who decide not to take the delayed flight and instead choose to book another flight. Refunds must be provided using the original payment method. Airlines violating the new regulations can face fines of up to 200,000 ringgit ($46,000), with the possibility of higher penalties for repeat offenses. The policy is part of the revisions to the Malaysian Aviation Consumer Protection Code 2016. #aviation #airlines #airtransport #passengerrights #flightdelay #flightcompensation #malaysia #aviationlaw #airlaw

Airlines cancel flights to Ecuador amid armed conflict and state of emergency US airlines have decided to cancel flights to and from Ecuador after the country’s president declared a state of emergency due to violence and armed conflict in the area. So far, four US airlines made the decision to temporarily halt services from the US to Ecuador’s airports: American Airlines, JetBlue, Spirit Airlines and United Airlines. Airlines like LATAM have extended flexibility for passengers traveling between January 9 and 14, 2024. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/dm3hqbxW #AviationTalk #aviationnews #avgeek #aviation

LONDON- Passengers anticipating a routine journey from Bermuda's main international airport faced a harrowing ordeal as they were abruptly ushered off a British Airways (BA) flight bound for London. The incident unfolded last night at approximately 8:50 pm, instigating a swift evacuation following the reception of a bomb threat. #Airportprocedures #Airportsecurity #aviationnews #Bermuda #BombonBritishAirwaysFlight #Bombthreat #BritishAirways #BritishAirwaysBombThreat #BritishAirwaysBombThreatatBermuda #BritishAirwaysFlightBombThreat #Crisismanagement #Disembarkation #Evacuation #Publicsafety #Safetyprotocols

LONDON- Passengers anticipating a routine journey from Bermuda's main international airport faced a harrowing ordeal as they were abruptly ushered off a British Airways (BA) flight bound for London. The incident unfolded last night at approximately 8:50 pm, instigating a swift evacuation following the reception of a bomb threat. #Airportprocedures #Airportsecurity #aviationnews #Bermuda #BombonBritishAirwaysFlight #Bombthreat #BritishAirways #BritishAirwaysBombThreat #BritishAirwaysBombThreatatBermuda #BritishAirwaysFlightBombThreat #Crisismanagement #Disembarkation #Evacuation #Publicsafety #Safetyprotocols

Hi dear PM Wong, The SIA crew’s crisis management performance is impressive, on the other hand, the incident shows that there’re always a need to improve the safety and security of air travel in the airline industry. For instance, instruments (AI optimised) that could provide advanced meteorological forecasts/ data, on weather changes, such as invisible air turbulences, and that could activate “early warnings”signals to alert air passengers will do much to prevent injuries; will enable the pilot to make even higher quality decisions, imho. == … instantly activate “put on safety belt” signal/ siren, during clear sky days, that makes air turbulences so invisible to the naked eyes, imho.

Airlines Suspend Flights to the Middle-East. #Escalation: The escalating tensions in the #MiddleEast have prompted several #airlines to suspend #flights to the region, citing concerns over #safety and security. With Iran’s recent attack on Israel and the potential for further retaliation, airlines are taking precautionary measures to ensure the well-being of passengers and crew. The suspension of flights underscores the volatile nature of the situation and highlights the challenges faced by #airlines operating in geopolitically sensitive areas. As tensions persist, airlines will continue to monitor the situation closely and adjust their operations accordingly to mitigate risks and ensure passenger safety. https://lnkd.in/geQnBARJ

On Human Rights Day, I fondly recall the gratitude when we were issued our first airport permits. We were excited about implementing our knowledge and skills in a new way towards stopping human trafficking. We saw trends change. We had data to back the need for this brilliant accountability-sharing project. We still believe that this project should be the global standard. Airport and Airline Safety Audits should include human trafficking prevention efforts. #humantrafficking #airportsecurity #airportoperations #airlineindustry #communitysafety #FreedomPortsAlliance #humanrightsday