Sentences with phrase «giving airline crew»
This new platform from Sabre Corporation helps solve one of an airline's biggest challenges — crew tracking and management — while also giving airline crew employees a more efficient way of interacting with the airline both on and off duty.
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In late 2016 the airline largely froze a policy that gave its cabin crew thousands of dollars a year in allowances if they lived outside company accommodation.
United Airlines became embroiled in a public relations crisis in April when security agents were seen brutally dragging a passenger from a plane because he would not give up his seat to a crew member.
Maybe the owners of the hotel and Marriott are happy to sit back and take the cash that the airlines give them for all the nights that the crews stay there but it's not like the traveling public doesn't have options.
At this point Joanna (who was in the seat next to me) found a used pair of socks by her ottoman which, when added to the filthy state of the power sockets in Virgin Atlantic's Premium Economy cabin on the way out, doesn't give me much confidence in the airline's cleaning crews.
When flights are canceled due to mechanical problems or crew scheduling, most major airlines will pay for your hotel and give you meal vouchers.
Some airlines do say in their contracts that if your flight is canceled or delayed due to a reason within their control — such as a crew shortage — they may give passengers meal vouchers or hotel accommodations.
During the time the airline pilot is aboard the aircraft, he or she supervises the work of the crew, gives instructions, and makes all decisions.
If you are a member of an airline's cabin crew, it is a given that you will be away from home a lot.