Singapore Asks Pilots To Work Shorter Months
Singapore Airlines, extending cost cuts it has applied to senior managers, is asking pilots to take three or four days of unpaid leave each month. The carrier’s senior managers are already working fewer days a month and all other managers will be from May 1. Other employees, mostly cabin crew...
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