Should This AirAsia X Pilot Have Been Suspended For His Facebook Post On MH370?
An AirAsia X senior first officer was suspended for a Facebook posting on MH370 that broke company policies.
By Melody Oei — 26 Mar 2014, 03:42 PM — Updated over 10 years ago
On 25 March 2014, Founder Of AirAsia Tony Fernandes Announced The Suspension Of An AirAsia X Senior First Officer For Breaking Policies With "Facebook Posting"
Tony Fernandes announced suspension of AirAsia X senior first officer via Twitter.
Image via @tonyfernandes/TwitterAirAsia X CEO Azran Osman-Rani Stated That There Was "Specific Directive To Our Crew On Public Comments On MH370"
His Statement Was Made In Response To Former MyWatch Chairman R. Sri Sanjeevan Urge To Not "Punish Someone Who Spoke The Truth"
Former MyWatch chairman R Sri Sanjeevan tweets in response to the suspension of AirAsia X senior first officer.
Image via @SanjeevanSS/TwitterThe Suspension Comes Following The Circulation Of An AirAsia X Pilot's Facebook Post On Several Sensational Blogs
In His Facebook Post, The Pilot Criticised The Government For Declaring That "MH370 Has Indeed Crashed"
The Pilot Later Posted An Apology Via Facebook But Account Has Since Been Disabled
"His other social media accounts show him in a pilot's uniform and features a video about his love for flying, which also includes various shots of AirAsia planes." - Malaysia Kini
malaysiakini.com"When contacted, Air Asia X said that it would not be releasing any further details on the matter." - Malaysia Kini
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