So I read that t'way Air in South Korea is furloughing some of their crews. Seems like they're going through a rough patch financially. Not that surprising given how the pandemic's been hitting airlines all over the place. I don't have the full article since it's behind a paywall, but from what I've heard, it's linked to the ongoing crisis in the aviation sector there.
Honestly, it's a bummer for the crews. Furloughs aren't easy, especially when you're in aviation where jobs can be really uncertain right now. I wonder if it's just t'way Air or if other South Korean airlines are facing similar issues.
Do you guys think this might lead to a change in how low-cost carriers operate in the region? Or is this just a temporary setback that'll sort itself out once things stabilize a bit more? Curious to hear what you all think about this situation and if you've heard any more details. Let's keep the discussion going!
Honestly, it's a bummer for the crews. Furloughs aren't easy, especially when you're in aviation where jobs can be really uncertain right now. I wonder if it's just t'way Air or if other South Korean airlines are facing similar issues.
Do you guys think this might lead to a change in how low-cost carriers operate in the region? Or is this just a temporary setback that'll sort itself out once things stabilize a bit more? Curious to hear what you all think about this situation and if you've heard any more details. Let's keep the discussion going!