SIA Asks Cabin Crew To Take Leave, Cuts Frequencies
Singapore Airlines (SIA), trying to maintain its operational health in the wake of the SARS pneumonia, announced plans to further reduce frequencies and asked its cabin crew to take seven days' unpaid leave every two months, starting yesterday, until the financial year ends March 31, 2004. The...
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