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From the CX staff travel site.
Update notice regarding flying on Aeroflot
WTF?
Why did CX not bin SU from 24th February onwards? It took ICAO long enough to exclude SU, but a public company could and perhaps should have a higher and faster standard of ethics.
Wouldn't have happened under Jock Swire, grumble grumble, pontificate pontificate, modern youth etc etc...
Update notice regarding flying on Aeroflot
Please take note of the following advisory from our ZED partner, Aeroflot (SU) has imposed travel suspension from 28 October 2022.
Due to coming SU migration process from PSS Sabre to Sirena. SU has imposed travel suspension to all employee travel from 28 October 2022.
You can also refer the latest update on restrictions on flyzed.info before travel.
Due to coming SU migration process from PSS Sabre to Sirena. SU has imposed travel suspension to all employee travel from 28 October 2022.
You can also refer the latest update on restrictions on flyzed.info before travel.
Why did CX not bin SU from 24th February onwards? It took ICAO long enough to exclude SU, but a public company could and perhaps should have a higher and faster standard of ethics.
Wouldn't have happened under Jock Swire, grumble grumble, pontificate pontificate, modern youth etc etc...
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Why so long
From the CX staff travel site.
Update notice regarding flying on Aeroflot
WTF?
Why did CX not bin SU from 24th February onwards? It took ICAO long enough to exclude SU, but a public company could and perhaps should have a higher and faster standard of ethics.
Wouldn't have happened under Jock Swire, grumble grumble, pontificate pontificate, modern youth etc etc...
Update notice regarding flying on Aeroflot
WTF?
Why did CX not bin SU from 24th February onwards? It took ICAO long enough to exclude SU, but a public company could and perhaps should have a higher and faster standard of ethics.
Wouldn't have happened under Jock Swire, grumble grumble, pontificate pontificate, modern youth etc etc...
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I’m a proud mercenary working for a company owned by Swire and a government to our north who persecutes its own citizens based on their ethnicity or political views. I don’t remember too much debate about continuing to operate into the U.S or UK following their illegal invasion of Iraq, or any ongoing issues in Tibet or Xinjiang.
I’d rather be a clown than a fake moral crusader appealing to the latest woke crowd.
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More airlines will follow may suit
https://viewfromthewing.com/american...and-hong-kong/
This happened after cathay resumed flights over Russian airspace
This happened after cathay resumed flights over Russian airspace
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Interesting that currently only American East Coast flights are flying over the Soviet Union Russia, from a brief look at FR24. So Cathay deems that it's ok for those flights but not safe enough or politically ok for all their European flights.
What happens if there's a sudden need for a quick landing due to decompression/fuel leak/fire/medical? Would you want to land at a Russian airfield? Remember what happened in Belarus when a low-cost Ryanair flight was diverted by their ATC to Minsk so that they could snatch one of their ex-citizens on their wanted list? What happens if suddenly a couple of their fighter jets appear directing you to one of their military airports?
What happens if there's a sudden need for a quick landing due to decompression/fuel leak/fire/medical? Would you want to land at a Russian airfield? Remember what happened in Belarus when a low-cost Ryanair flight was diverted by their ATC to Minsk so that they could snatch one of their ex-citizens on their wanted list? What happens if suddenly a couple of their fighter jets appear directing you to one of their military airports?
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Remember what happened in Belarus when a low-cost Ryanair flight was diverted by their ATC to Minsk so that they could snatch one of their ex-citizens on their wanted list? What happens if suddenly a couple of their fighter jets appear directing you to one of their military airports?
Personally, the overflight issue is not a problem coming from the States. Even to Europe will safe. Any airspace that is deemed near a conflict zone is avoided with a wider berth than the current routing over Georgia and the Black Sea.
Trust me chum I am not a fake moral crusader and I could not give a **** what the youth of today think. You would be a “clown” to consider jumping on any Russian airliner flying western hardware at the moment. You work it out !!. Mercenery/ Clown honestly not much difference.
The whole oneworld alliance ****show should be reviewing the CX routing now.Let the Swire management justify that.
They are winding the clock back on this airline, in conditions, politics and employee relations.
I hope the Swire princes change their passports, as they are breaking every western sanction there is.
The COO should change his passport, the HKSAR should work well for him.
They are winding the clock back on this airline, in conditions, politics and employee relations.
I hope the Swire princes change their passports, as they are breaking every western sanction there is.
The COO should change his passport, the HKSAR should work well for him.
Last edited by KABOY; 6th Nov 2022 at 08:14.
