Sky News: Australian Airlines lack of people's work office senior officials were forced to handle affairs by themselves

China Well -off. August 9th. Like many competitors, this Australian airline is lined up when flight cancellation, improper luggage processing, and the call center for long waiting time. A wave of customers' anger hit.

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The British Sky News Station reported that Australian Australian executives were required to voluntarily act as a key role such as luggage treatment because the airline tried to cope with the chaotic situation that plagued many competitors around the world.

According to the first report of the Australian newspaper, up to 200 managers and office staff will classify and scan the luggage, and drive the vehicles dragging luggage between the terminal and the aircraft.

According to a description of the chief operating officer Colin Hughes, the re -deployment will last for three months, up to five days a week.

A report from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation SBS quoted it, saying that the airline was seeking interest in the show.

It said: "People who respond to the letter of intent will receive training and be arranged to the apron environment at Sydney and Melbourne Airport."

"These people will support our land -work partners responsible for managing the Australian Airlines business within three months from mid -August."

A Australian spokesman told the media 9news.com.au: "We know very well that our operating performance has not reached the expectations of customers or our expectations of ourselves -we have been doing our best to improve our performance.

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