Two more PIA flight attendants vanish in Canada after plane arrives in Toronto
Two senior flight attendants have slipped away in Canada after a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight landed in Toronto after from pia,poAKISTAN Islamabad.
With their ‘escape’, the number of PIA crew members who sneaked away upon arrival in Canada this year has increased to four. In a similar manner, four PIA crew members had slipped away last year, too, reported Dawn News.
A spokesman for PIA told the newspaper two senior flight attendants, Khalid Mehmood and Feda Hussain, reached Canada from Islamabad by PIA flight PK772.
On reaching Toronto, they slipped away instead of returning to the country, he said.
“On its scheduled return to Islamabad, the two senior crew members did not turn up in Toronto. The flight of the national flag carrier had to return back to Islamabad without the two flight attendants,” he added.
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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