in freedom
26th May 2016, 10:14
There are apparently several initiatives from inside the pilot group to inform the world about Emirates' creative ways of looking at OM-A Section 7 and the controversial role of its watchdog GCAA.
As much as this is needed to bring back some sanity to the operation, please be aware of the legal realities in the UAE. If you assume that all mail, electronic and phone traffic inside the UAE are monitored you are on the right track. Please make sure you send us and others information only from safe countries - and leave no trail.
The government of the UAE has clearly decided not to supervise the airline but to do the opposite and keep their dirty secrects under the lid with all the means available to an authoritarian regime. Let's see how that works out for a Global brand finger pointing at everybody else. Anybody's guess how long it will take until some mighty power understands that those playing by the rules are at a serious disadvantage.
Our goal is to make that wake up call before it is written with blood.
Safe travels
P.S.: http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/may/24/united-arab-emirates-illegally-detained-prisoners-state-security
As much as this is needed to bring back some sanity to the operation, please be aware of the legal realities in the UAE. If you assume that all mail, electronic and phone traffic inside the UAE are monitored you are on the right track. Please make sure you send us and others information only from safe countries - and leave no trail.
The government of the UAE has clearly decided not to supervise the airline but to do the opposite and keep their dirty secrects under the lid with all the means available to an authoritarian regime. Let's see how that works out for a Global brand finger pointing at everybody else. Anybody's guess how long it will take until some mighty power understands that those playing by the rules are at a serious disadvantage.
Our goal is to make that wake up call before it is written with blood.
Safe travels
P.S.: http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/may/24/united-arab-emirates-illegally-detained-prisoners-state-security