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Bo Lingam, Group CEO of AirAsia Aviation Group, Suhaila Hassan, Group Head of Cabin Crew Department, and Tony Fernandes, CEO of Capital A, seen with AirAsiaâs cabin crew at new uniform unveiling ceremony held at AirAsiaâs HQ in Malaysia
Dhaka: AirAsia has announced an update in its cabin crew uniform policy, which allows female crew members to wear the hijab while on duty if they wish to do so.
This is in line with AirAsia’s people-first culture and continuous evolution shaped by employee and public feedback. AirAsia prides itself in creating a workplace where every Allstar feels confident, comfortable, and proud to represent the airline wherever they fly, said a release.
AirAsia’s cabin crew have used the hijab as part of operations on select routes, such as Jeddah, where it is required by local regulations. The latest update extends this flexibility to all female cabin crew members who choose to wear it, ensuring consistency across the airline’s network while upholding AirAsia’s professional and distinctive brand identity, added the release.
AirAsia’s red cabin crew uniform will remain unchanged, with the professionally tailored hijab and pants option extending the same design currently worn by crew operating on Jeddah routes. This ensures comfort, safety, and brand consistency across the network, concluded the release.
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