Another Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) crew member has gone missing in Canada, marking the disappearance of a flight attendant vanishing in the country.
The missing attendant, Noor Sher, was assigned to flight PK from Islamabad to Toronto and failed to show up for the return trip.
His disappearance led to the discovery of his absence, and it is alleged that he has applied for asylum in Canada like the other missing flight attendants.
Noor Sher’s disappearance follows a string of similar incidents involving PIA crew members, with crew members vanishing in Canada.
The trend has been attributed to Canada’s flexible laws, which allow for asylum applications after entry into the country.
The PIA management has been coordinating with Canadian authorities to prevent such incidents, but so far, their efforts have been unsuccessful.The incident has raised concerns about the safety and security of PIA crew members, as well as the impact on the airline’s operations.
The PIA management has urged the Canadian authorities to investigate the matter and take necessary measures to prevent such incidents in the future.
The incident is a reminder of the challenges faced by airlines and their crew members, and the need for greater cooperation and support to ensure their safety and well-being.
