dans le style brume et brouillard :
German budget carrier DBA, formerly Deutsche BA, is to test for one year flight attendants supplied by an employment agency when it commences services on the Berlin Tegel-London Gatwick route next week.
The agency-employed flight attendants will be paid a commission from on-board sales. Perfect Point will pay DBA a fee of €1 ($1.15) a flight to conduct the cabin service.
DBA chief executive Hans Rudolf Wohrl, speaking to ATI at a briefing in London, says: “It means that [on these trial flights] I don’t pay for flight attendants any more.”
Outsourcing the cabin service is causing a degree of nervousness among unions, admits Wohrl. But he believes that this is mainly because the decision has the potential to reduce union influence within the airline.
le cirque ne fait que comencer...
