Good initiatives by Jazeera Airways: Female crew for Kuwait- Riyadh flight for the first time

New Delhi: Jazeera Airways, Kuwait’s leading low-cost airline (Jazeera Airways), is the first to fly to Kuwait with an all-female deck and cabin crew. The flight flew from Kuwait to Riyadh to commemorate International Women’s Day. This in turn promotes diversity, gender equality and women’s empowerment. This step is a remarkable achievement, especially in a male-dominated industry. Good initiatives by Jazeera Airways: Female crew for Kuwait- Riyadh flight for the first time.

Jazeera Airways highlights this year’s International Women’s Day theme to Embrace Equity. Jazeera’s A320neo carrying 172 passengers was flown by a crew of eight, including the pilot and co-pilot. This initiative by Jazeera Airways highlights this year’s International Women’s Day theme to Embrace Equity. Jazeera Airways board member Seham Al Hussaini, who was a passenger with the crew, said, “Delighted to be part of today’s all-female flight to Riyadh on International Women’s Day.

I would like to congratulate the entire crew led by Captain Elif Güveyler and the wonderful Jazeera team on the ground. The aviation industry is one of the most exciting places to build a career and break barriers. I hope to be on more flights led by women in the air supported by women on the ground.”

Jazeera Airways first flew from Kuwait in 2005. It now flies 19 flights to 59 destinations across the Middle East, Central and South Asia, Africa and Europe. Based on a workforce of 1,200 employees from 68 nationalities, the airline encourages diversity, inclusion and gender equality. The airline is also committed to International Air Transport Association (IATA) 25by2025, an initiative to change the gender balance in the airline industry.

Rohit Ramachandran, CEO, Jazeera Airways, said, “This year started with the launch of two new destinations and announced record profits for the year. Now begins this important flight. I really appreciate our staff for their service every day. While this is a historic moment for us, for these hardworking women, it’s just another day at work. At Jazeera, employees are the backbone of our company.

We pride ourselves on being an equal opportunity employer. We believe that by valuing and absorbing diverse perspectives from employees, we can create a stronger, more innovative and more successful organization.”

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