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Thai Airways investigates cabin crew incident – ‘Tray Gate’


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Oh dear, Thai people have caught the woke virus from the westerners.

What's the big deal? 

I remember Bangkok to Dakka to Calcutta with Bangladesh Biman. 

When landing in Calcutta, they started handing out the lunches, and people were queuing at the door. 

I never complained on social media, well it was 1993.

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2 hours ago, dallen52 said:

Still waiting for the $526 flight credit for the cancellation due to covid. 

Back in March 2020.

Lost count of the calls.

Emails.

And face to face conversations at the airport. 

Very poor service. 

Get in line...they owe me 44,000 baht

 

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3 hours ago, Bim Smith said:

Their service used to be brilliant that's why I always flew on them. Went to the UK last year and never again. If you don't get the basics right the airline is doomed. 

They used to be my preferred choice of travel, amazing service and food. 

Flew with them twice in 2018. Their service was non exsistant, food uneditable. 

I'll never fly with them again I've found much better alternatives thanks to their lack of ability 

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I'll give you a couple of clues regarding the mental state of Praewa:

 

TikTok user

 

As the flight lands, a bottle of water falls from one tray.

 

She says an announcement was made that the plane was descending and preparing to land and passengers were told to ensure their seat belts were fastened.(meaning that the cabin crew also had buckele up before landing)

 

She sounds worse than my wife, glad I'm not married to her.

 

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2 hours ago, Neeranam said:

Oh dear, Thai people have caught the woke virus from the westerners.

What's the big deal? 

I remember Bangkok to Dakka to Calcutta with Bangladesh Biman. 

When landing in Calcutta, they started handing out the lunches, and people were queuing at the door. 

I never complained on social media, well it was 1993.

Not a big deal but obvious landing checks were not undertaken properly, at least in her row.

 

In the positive safety culture that should already be in effect at all airlines such incidents should be addressed in an open non-punitive and positive manner. The purpose to identify and mitigate any negative safety trends or degradation of operational performance that might lead to a more serious occurrence in the future. 

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6 hours ago, Bim Smith said:

Their service used to be brilliant that's why I always flew on them. Went to the UK last year and never again. If you don't get the basics right the airline is doomed. 

Again, I wonder how many managers and supervisors moved across to the 'new Thai', and how many cabin crew moved across to the 'new Thai'.

 

All taking with them their old attitudes, ethics and behaviours!

 

I dread to think how they would perform in an accident or very urgent life threating scenario to get all passengers off the aircraft in a very short time.

 

Why? It's been noted several time before that many of their staff haven't attended training for years. They make a silly excuse to not attend and get away with it. 

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