Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) faces yet another controversy as air hostess Maryam Raza reportedly disappeared during her duty in Canada. Assigned to flight PK 782 from Pakistan to Toronto, she failed to appear for the return flight, PK 784 from Toronto to Karachi. A note expressing gratitude to PIA was discovered alongside her hanging uniform during the investigation, reading, ‘Thank you, PIA.’ This adds to the concerns about the third such incident this year involving PIA flight attendants allegedly going missing while on duty. Despite various measures, including collecting passports of flight attendants on Toronto flights, PIA has struggled to curb these incidents, with low pay and a lack of job security cited as contributing factors.
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This latest disappearance adds to the challenges faced by PIA, highlighting issues within the national airline. The alarming trend of flight attendants allegedly ‘slipping’ during duty prompts concerns about working conditions and the need for comprehensive measures to address these recurrent incidents affecting the airline’s reputation.
