Please share which airline has best uniform!

[99099]

All the girls looked MILF.

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

Frontier Airlines (Denver, USA)

[BarbieDoll]

SQ always my favorite airline.

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

Coconut water, tofu cheesecake and healthy options now served onboard Singapore Airlines

http://www.todayonline.com/lifestyle...oard-singapore

[SkyIsMighty]

Volaris (Mexico)

[Wende11a]

Nice purple uniform

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

Volaris (Mexico)

[Blurt]

So far sq still the best. When u sit at the aisle and when they bend over to serve u food. It's always a free show but then can't expose more than just the boobs.
Maybe the design of the kebaya is as such.

[BarbieDoll]

I don't think will have a chance to fly this airlines.

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

Volaris (Mexico)

[SkyIsMighty]

Passenger dies aboard Dubai-bound Qantas flight

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/....html?cid=fbsg

SYDNEY: A passenger has died aboard a Qantas jet bound for Dubai, the airline said Saturday (Apr 9), with the man reportedly suffering from a heart attack mid-air.

Flight QF9, which was travelling from Melbourne Friday, was diverted to Muscat, Oman for the medical emergency but was unable to land in time to save the man.

"Our crew did everything they could, including helping perform CPR with a doctor who was on board, but unfortunately the passenger passed away before the flight landed," the Australian carrier said in a statement.

"Our thoughts are with the passenger's family."

Qantas declined to give further information about the passenger and the circumstances around his death for privacy reasons, but the Sydney Morning Herald reported that he suffered a suspected heart attack.

Another passenger on board the plane told the Herald that the Airbus A380 "started to make a very fast descent".

"The patient was being treated on the floor in the middle of everyone. He died before they could land and when they landed a string of people came on board to examine the situation.

"About an hour later they removed the body and distraught wife and travelling companions."

Earlier this week, the same flight from Melbourne to Dubai was three hours into its journey when one of its engines had a "slight vibration issue" and the aircraft was diverted to Sydney, the airline said.

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Originally Posted by Haonan2016

My fav is still our SQ girls.. Managed to beo downblouse couple of times..

agree... SQ girls might no longer the prettiest, but their uniform is still the best to catch down blouse...

[SkyIsMighty]

Thank you for support.

Tibet Airlines (Lhasa, Tibet, China)

[TomMaffo1ter]

TS, great job to go back to China after North America and UK.

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

Thank you for support.

Tibet Airlines (Lhasa, Tibet, China)

[Wende11a]

The girls definitely look good.

QUOTE=SkyIsMighty;14449044]Thank you for support.

Tibet Airlines (Lhasa, Tibet, China)

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[captrogers]

SIA is hottest!

[SkyIsMighty]

After reading this, anyone dare to fly this Rayani Air or any Malaysia Airlines.

Faulty aircraft, unpaid salaries ground M’sia’s first shariah-compliant airline

PETALING JAYA — Claims of faulty airframes and unpaid salaries were among the reasons that apparently led to Rayani Air suspending its operations on Saturday (April 9), according to insiders.

“The pilots had raised concerns with the windows and hydraulic systems since late January. They were concerned some of these issues could potentially lead to accidents,” a source said.

He said there were numerous technical issues, one being a broken cockpit window that happened on Feb 9.

“These issues were the so-called ‘technical problems’ often cited by the company over delays and cancellations in flights since February.”

The airline operates two Boeing 737-400. The first model was launched in 1988 with a total of 486 being produced when the line was discontinued in 2000. It is able to carry 144 passengers in business and economy class.

Malaysia Airlines operated 46 units of the aircraft between 1989 and 2014, after which they were phased out in favour of the 737-800. AirAsia operated several before replacing them with the Airbus A320-200.

However, the aircraft has been in several notable incidents resulting in a loss of 50 airframes from the 737 series due to rudder and fuel tank issues.

Rayani Air founder Ravi Alagendrran had told Malay Mail several department heads had conspired to shut the airlines down by inciting the pilots to strike.

Another source said the restructuring exercise would enable the company to weed out staff who had planned the downfall of the airline.

“The suspension and restructuring will be used to identify and get rid of these individuals.

“We do not know the motive behind their actions but this is an opportunity to clean the company up,” he said.

Rayani Air, could face sanctions for suspending operations without permission from the Transport Ministry.

The Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) has also initiated an investigation into the company.

Rayani Air stopped flying — after only 110 days in service — leaving passengers with disrupted travel plans and clueless over pre-booked tickets.

It is now among the short-lived airlines in the world. In 1958, New Zealand’s Coastal Airways Ltd survived 27 days. Canada’s Roots Air flights were suspended barely a month after the service began.

Another Canadian airline, Greyhound Air, started operations in 1996 only to stop flying14 months later.

Deputy Transport Minister Abdul Aziz Kaprawi said airlines are only allowed to suspend or cease operations after obtaining the green light from the ministry or the DCA.

“The airline must notify the government before suspending or ceasing operations. It cannot be done on their own volition.”

Mr Aziz said this was the first time the ministry had faced such an issue and that action would be taken against the company.

“We have issued warnings to the airline following previous feedback from the public who complained of service disruptions.”

He declined to comment on the unpaid salaries, saying it was an “internal matter”.

On allegations relating to the aircraft airframes, he said: “For any airline to operate, their aircraft will be evaluated and must be in good condition.”

“If there is any truth to the allegations, the ministry will take the necessary action. We will also look into the airline’s maintenance regime, among others.” THE MALAY MAIL ONLINE

[SirLance]

I will surely give these airlines a miss.

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

After reading this, anyone dare to fly this Rayani Air or any Malaysia Airlines.

Faulty aircraft, unpaid salaries ground M’sia’s first shariah-compliant airline

PETALING JAYA — Claims of faulty airframes and unpaid salaries were among the reasons that apparently led to Rayani Air suspending its operations on Saturday (April 9), according to insiders.

“The pilots had raised concerns with the windows and hydraulic systems since late January. They were concerned some of these issues could potentially lead to accidents,” a source said.

He said there were numerous technical issues, one being a broken cockpit window that happened on Feb 9.

[SkyIsMighty]

Originally Posted by SirLance

I will surely give these airlines a miss.

Me too will never fly such airline with poor maintenance regime.