Aircraft is also a combination of safety and human-centric services: Minister Sinha

KATHMANDU: Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Anil Kumar Sinha has said that aircrafts today are not just a means of transporting passengers to their destinations but also a combination of innovation, technology, safety and human-centric services.

At a program organized by the Cabin Crew Association of Nepal (C-CAN) here today on the occasion of International Civil Aviation Day, Minister Sinha mentioned that new innovations are continuously being implemented around the world to make flights safer, more environmentally friendly, on-time and passenger-friendly. “But at the center of all of them is one thing, the role of humans, especially the contribution of cabin crew.”

He stressed that innovation should not only be made on paper but should be brought to life inside the cabin and the role of cabin crews should be to bring it to the passengers. “It is because of your skills, adaptability, readiness to learn and grow that the development of aviation has become possible. Innovation modernizes aviation, but your humanity, smile, sympathy and patience are always indispensable,” said Minister Sinha.

Minister Sinha expressed the view that the courage, compassion and adaptability of cabin crews to medical emergencies, irregular weather and sometimes the mood of passengers during passenger flights makes the identity of the organization.