Pakistan’s bankrupt airlines have issued new rules and because of these they are now being laughed at. Pakistani Airlines has also become a joke. In the new rules, he has said baseless things regarding the dress code. In this, all the crew members including the air hostess have been asked to compulsorily wear undergarments. The company says that all its crew members including its air hostess were tarnishing the image of the airline due to their actions.
Islamabad. Pakistan is once again in the news due to its baseless actions. This time Pakistan International Airlines has given such an order which has embarrassed it at the international level. In fact, in the order issued by Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) General Manager Aamir Bashir, it was said that PIA air hostesses travel to other cities. PIA’s image gets tarnished due to air hostesses and crew members not dressing properly. For this reason, now an order had to be given that all the crew members including the air hostess must wear undergarments whenever they wear plain clothes.
Pakistan International Airlines said that such an order has been given to keep its people always dressed up and in smart look. Aamir Bashir said that the airlines are concerned about their international look and remaining professional, which was coming under question due to the wrong actions of one or two employees. To ensure that our airlines are not questioned, the employees have been asked to remain alert and appear completely fit. The first uniform of PIA air hostess was designed by famous French designer Pierre Cardin, Italy’s Firoz Koussaji and England’s designer Sir Hardy Amies. In 2016, Pakistan International Airlines had designed a new dress for air hostesses. These outfits were designed by Naomi Ansari and Sania Maskatiya.
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