‘Wear undergarments’, Pakistan’s national carrier tells cabin crew

Islamabad, Sep 29 (IANS) The public carrier of the nation – – Pakistan Global Aircrafts (PIA) – – has another standard for its lodge group: ‘Wear underpants’, media reports said.

In an odd turn of events, PIA has told its air group that wearing underpants is an unquestionable requirement, Geo News revealed.

PIA has guaranteed that absence of better clothing via air chaperons is leaving a “unfortunate impression” and “depicts a negative picture” of the carrier.

“It has been seen with extraordinary worry that a couple of lodge group will generally dress nonchalantly while voyaging intercity, remaining in lodgings and visiting different gets the job done.

Such dressing has an unfortunate effect on the watcher and depicts a negative picture of the individual, yet in addition of the association,” an inward guidance update sent by PIA Head supervisor (Flight Administrations), Aamir Bashir, read, Geo News revealed.

Bashir asked the lodge group to “dress appropriately” in conventional regular clothes over “legitimate underpants”.

“The dress worn by guys and females ought to be as per our social and public ethics,” the rules read.

The preparing authorities have been told to screen lodge team “consistently” and report back on the off chance that there is any “deviation” from the principles, Geo News detailed.

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