A “Swiss” airline. Again and again, since the last 50 years, airlines from the german part of Switzerland, have forgotten that we have 4 national languages. If you don’t speak swiss-german fluently, forget, cannot fly for them as pilot.
Despite having EASA licences delivered by our Swiss authorities, despite having operational books written in English,
despite having a majority of Swiss citizen (passengers) speaking 2 or 3 languages, still not good enough. Cannot.
Not good enough for PA? Who listen to what we say anyway?
Helvetic Airways thank you for your open linguistic segregation. This without mentioning our former “national airline”
(does not national means the whole country) Swissair, then now Swiss Airlines.
Thanks to (former) CROSSAIR and TEA Basel, which both opened their doors in the past to the entire pilots community,whatever was your mother thong, as long as you were able to speak English.