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在中国国际航空公司,“从严御下”是使用频率很高的一个词。这个词不仅贴在墙上,喊在嘴上,抓在会议上,而且更重要的是落实在行动上。 飞行总队二大队一位飞了几十年的报务员,有一次因看错了航班,没有按时来做飞行准备,尽管当时报务员人手很紧,但队里还是给他以停飞的处分。 一名空姐在航班上听到呼叫铃声后来到旅客面前,看看没什么事,就没有询问便走开了。公司因此接到投诉,结果,空姐被停飞一年,乘务长停飞半年。这意味着2分钟的事儿影响一年半。
At Air China, “under the hood” is a frequently used word. The word not only posted on the wall, shouting in the mouth, caught in the meeting, but more importantly, to implement the action. One flight corps Second Brigade, a flight attendant who flew for several decades, was on a wrong flight, did not prepare for flight on time, although the staff was tight at the time, but the team still gave him to stop the punishment. A stewardess came to the passenger after he heard the ringing tone on the flight to see if nothing had happened and walked away without asking. As a result, the company received a complaint and as a result, the flight attendant was suspended for one year and the crew chief stopped for six months. This means that a 2-minute event affects a year and a half.