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Australia's Qantas Allows Male Cabin Crew To Wear Make-Up, Females To...
Australia's national airline announced on Friday that it will scrap its gender-based uniform guidelines, allowing male cabin crew to wear make-up and giving women the option to ditch high heels.
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"Feel Sad For Them": Internet Reacts To Air India's Grooming Rules For Crew
The Air India guidelines were soon shared widely on the Internet triggering hilarious reactions. While some thought that the rules were excessively stringent, others approve of them.
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Air India's Etiquette Rules: Use Deo, Dye Grey Hair, Only One Inch Of Midriff
Tata-owned Air India has updated its grooming rules for its cabin crew. One of the points in the refreshed guidelines says male cabin crew with deep receding hairline and balding patches should switch to a clean shaved or bald look.
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Air India Crew To Get 6 Months To Get In Shape
Air India, which has long been struggling to shape up its performance, has now given its crewmembers six months to get in shape or be sacked. This is not an act of body shaming - according to sources, at least 100 crewmembers from the national carrier are just too heavy to fly, according to the guidelines issued by the aviation authorities two year...
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Air India's Cabin Crew Fight Back Over Weight Loss Rules
Air India's cabin crew on Tuesday attacked new guidelines from the civil aviation watchdog on how much they should weigh, branding them "crazy" and discriminatory.
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Air India pilots, cabin crew will have to put in more flying hours
According to the analysis, the pilots were found operating flights for 6.5 hours on domestic and seven hours on international sectors, against the DGCA guidelines of nine and 10 hours respectively.
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Australia's Qantas Allows Male Cabin Crew To Wear Make-Up, Females To...
Australia's national airline announced on Friday that it will scrap its gender-based uniform guidelines, allowing male cabin crew to wear make-up and giving women the option to ditch high heels.
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"Feel Sad For Them": Internet Reacts To Air India's Grooming Rules For Crew
The Air India guidelines were soon shared widely on the Internet triggering hilarious reactions. While some thought that the rules were excessively stringent, others approve of them.
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Air India's Etiquette Rules: Use Deo, Dye Grey Hair, Only One Inch Of Midriff
Tata-owned Air India has updated its grooming rules for its cabin crew. One of the points in the refreshed guidelines says male cabin crew with deep receding hairline and balding patches should switch to a clean shaved or bald look.
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Air India Crew To Get 6 Months To Get In Shape
Air India, which has long been struggling to shape up its performance, has now given its crewmembers six months to get in shape or be sacked. This is not an act of body shaming - according to sources, at least 100 crewmembers from the national carrier are just too heavy to fly, according to the guidelines issued by the aviation authorities two year...
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Air India's Cabin Crew Fight Back Over Weight Loss Rules
Air India's cabin crew on Tuesday attacked new guidelines from the civil aviation watchdog on how much they should weigh, branding them "crazy" and discriminatory.
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Air India pilots, cabin crew will have to put in more flying hours
According to the analysis, the pilots were found operating flights for 6.5 hours on domestic and seven hours on international sectors, against the DGCA guidelines of nine and 10 hours respectively.
