Mohd Suhaimi Fariz

Well, I hope not! I just applied to be a copywriter with them.

Do they do this test even if you're applying for corporate positions, e.g Marketing Dept?

Go ask the little people where's the recession and you'll find the answer.

What's the point? Why aren't personal items allowed to be placed in the seat pocket? Isn't that the purpose of the seat pocket?

That maybe the case, but they flew the pax on a MH flight at no extra cost (aside from transportation cost from KUL, that is). That must account for something. Maybe they passengers involved could forward their receipts to FY and claim for reimbursment?

Point of destination can be interpreted differently. Does it mean the destination airport, or just the destination in general?

Why do journos always highlight a plane's age when talking about emergencies? A well maintained old plane can still fly safely, and a brand new, not so well maintained plane can fall from the sky in a flash.

Oh, it's the plane that lost a chunk of skin last year. No wonder it's in the news. Otherwise, it wouldn't have been reported.

Well, that's not good, but it's a survey of Australians...even AirAsia isn't on the list. Do they have a thing for Malaysia?

Of course, when you have been a part of the company, you know your weaknesses and try to fix that. Unlike Idris Jala, Satar has been with Garuda since 1998.

[quote name='H Azmal' date='24 August 2009 - 02:04 PM' timestamp='1251093848' post='236519' THanks for the information, Suhaimi. Was the victim known to you? Nah, I wasn't even born yet back then, but if you google his name, you'll find documents of parliament proceedings where Lim Kit Siang called upon the banning of Aeroflot in retaliation to the KAL 007 accident.

He's Siow Woon Kwang, a 23 year old graduate from Muar who's returning home after completing his studies in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science in America. Of course, back then MAS didn't fly to America.

Yep, the SH-3 Sea King. They're were going to replace it with the VH-71 Kestrel/AgustaWestland AW101 but President Obama cancelled it. Looks like he will have to make do with the SH-3 for a while.

The people on board this flight was very lucky that they managed to return back to their country. The passengers on board KAL 007 wasn't so lucky. But could there have been survivors on board KAL 007? Some said it's possible. The lack of bodies recovered is often pointed as one of the evidence of that fact.

Backyard? That word sounds off...

Well Wikipedia is well known for its inaccuracies, so it might be WIKIPEDIA that's wrong.

Whoever did this must have a very, very sick mind!

Why stop there, why not report to the MACC about the use of Government cars for personal use or the use of government telephones for personal use or even the use of government pen to write love letters! Sheesh, they really know how to make a small issue into a big issue. Politicians, go figure!

If they use local food products, then some one will complain. Use imported food some would also complain. How to satisfy both parties? Serve both local foods and imported foods together?

I'm not so sure about that. My friend's brother-in-law used to work as a LAME at AK. He quit because he said the atmosphere wasn't very good there, although that maybe isolated to him I'm not sure.

Why are they copying airlines in America?! Charging for addons, damn...

But that doesn't make sense. The plane was supposed to land at KL. Why did it continue on to JB?

Mobile gadgets will only entertain those who actually own those gadget. What about those who don't have one, or those who forgot to charge their gadgets before the flight and found out that their battery's drained out?

I've read in a book by Tony Mendez, a CIA disguise expert that that is actually common before the breakup of the USSR, and that if you want to know which car belongs to the KGB, you should look at the car with a wiper blade fixed to it!

Besides the codeshare with Canadian Airlines, did MAS fly to Canada before? I can hardly remember those old routes. I've read that they once flew to Mexico City and Hawaii, but I always thought the service to Vancouver was flown by Canadian Airlines