Carrier resumes recruiting cabin crew as it recovers steadily from pandemic impact
Singapore Airlines cabin crew walk through the transit hall of Changi International Airport in Singapore on Jan 12. (AFP Photo)
Singapore Airlines has resumed recruitment of cabin crew, ending a hiring freeze over the past two years as the Covid-19 pandemic decimated air travel around the world, Channel News Asia reported on Saturday.
The resumption of hiring for cabin crew comes as travel to and from the city-state recovers and countries around the world ease travel restrictions following an increase in vaccination rates against the disease.
“Most of our pilots and cabin crew have returned to active duty with SIA,” Channel News…
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