Below is an extract of a chief stewardess's complaint against her IFM and pilots. The complaint is long and I only produced part of it. If you know the outcome of the company's investigation and subsequent action please put in the comment section below.
Ng Yak Keng was a low profile crew but all of a sudden he is in the limelight because of his retirement a few weeks ago. He is 67 and had served SIA for 46 years.
Soon when the crew retirement is extended to 70 years, he won't be the longest serving crew with SIA.
Recently our crew served a biz class Muslim pax pork or more specifically prosciutto. The pax did not order Muslim meal but he did ask the crew whether prosciutto in the salad was pork. The answer was it was not pork and safe to eat. Later the pax found out that it was pork. He complained and the news spread like wildfire. He refused the compensation of 30,000 Krisflyer miles. SIA is in contact with him and trying to find a solution.
Thomas,your ex classmates from Serangoon Sec School are going to have a get-together and have asked me to try and locate you. If Thomas is not reading this, anyone who knows how to reach him please leave a message in the comment section.
Back from SG few days ago. Strangely I didn't enjoy much of the food except for curry fish head at Apollo Banana Leaf.
Weatherwise, it was similar to the summer months in Fukuoka. I met up with my schoolmates and friends. Still missing SG as usual!
Kind of sad that Sunny Kam has gone :( ...Sunny was known here as SunnyGale and he posted comments quite frequently. Check out on the comment space back as far as 2022. Don't know why he did not tell us he was sick. I supposed he preferred to go w/o fanfare...your thoughts please.
It was 1988 when Sunny who was a cs then that I flew with him to Fuk. We had a few days in Fuk.
One afternoon we ordered hiyashi chuka for lunch. When our orders arrived, Sunny was shocked to find the noodles were cold. He called the waitress and complained that the noodles were cold. Little did we realised that the dish was supposed to be cold. There was a commotion as we could not speak Japanese and the waitress could not speak English. Sunny was angry and demanded the staff replaced the cold noodles with something hot. Again due to both parties unable to understand each other there was chaos. Some customers tried to help but to no avail. To the Japanese there was nothing wrong with the cold noodles but to Sunny noodles should not be served or eaten cold.
After much frustration, we left the restaurant. Later we found out that there was a misunderstamding.
