Following approval by the USDOT of the application for its Irish carrier, Norwegian Air International (NAI) to serve U.S. cities, Norwegian Group has announced that it will open two additional pilot and crew bases in the U.S. next year.
Someone has now created a Twitter feed expressly intended to shame airline crew who “misbehave.”
https://twitter.com/michellelazzaro/status/687647157868990464
To this ‘outrageous’ reaction, the mystery account in question replied:
“If passengers can be shamed then
flight crews are fair game! Level playing fields are a good thing.
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After closing 2015 with a major setback for the rights of women in aviation–in particular for cabin crew professionals–the Association of Flight Attendants, CWA (AFA) International has fought back.
Perhaps your keen eye will be able to figure out which Surya is the real Singapore Girl.
There’s a picture and a poll where you can vote–we’ll let the world decide.
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Severe injuries to twenty-two passengers and crew onboard a Singapore Airlines Flight SQ424 from Singapore to Mumbai raises questions on the adequacy of landing procedures.… Read More »22 Injuries from Turbulence on Singapore Flight Raises Questions on Crew Procedures
flight crews are fair game! Level playing fields are a good thing. 
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