Taiwan’s China Airlines To Implement Pay Cuts Amid COVID-19 Crisis

April 21, 2020
Taiwan
China Airlines could change its name after foreign media failed to realize it was Taiwanese.
Credit: Joe Pries
Taiwan’s China Airlines has come to an agreement with its union to begin salary cuts for all employees starting from May 1 as its interim first quarter (Q1) 2020 figures show revenue dipping amid the COVID-19 crisis. The carrier said in a statement that the wages of VPs and senior management will be...

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