PIA Another Flight Attendant Goes Missing in Canada

In a concerning recurrence of incidents, another Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight attendant, Faiza Mukhtar, has gone missing in Canada.

The latest disappearance follows the arrival of PIA’s flight from Islamabad to Toronto on January 19, where Mukhtar was part of the crew on flight PK-781. Scheduled to depart the next day on flight PK-784 from Toronto to Karachi, Mukhtar failed to board the flight, raising alarms within the airline.

PIA spokesperson disclosed, “The air hostess was deputed at PIA flight PK 781. She vanished in Toronto when the flight landed at Toronto airport.” Authorities have promptly informed Canadian officials, urging them to take necessary actions.

The airline is not taking the matter lightly and has affirmed that they possess an affidavit from the missing flight attendant. They are prepared to initiate disciplinary action against her and are also considering involving the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) to address the situation.

Notably, this incident contributes to an alarming trend for Pakistan International Airlines, with at least eight flight attendants having disappeared during layovers in Canada over the past two years. Despite confirming that they won’t be rehiring the missing air hostess and crew, PIA remains unable to locate Mukhtar, who failed to report for duty.

Despite their assurances of taking appropriate measures against the vanished air hostess, Mukhtar’s whereabouts remain unknown, adding to the growing list of PIA personnel who have seemingly disappeared under similar circumstances. The airline’s efforts to address this issue and collaborate with Canadian authorities underscore the urgency of finding a resolution to these mysterious disappearances.

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