Air France has apologized to the
public over last Monday’s attack on its managers after the company’s Central
Works Council meeting, ITRealms reports.
In a press statement from the
company, Frédéric Gagey, a
representative, said, “I am sure that like all of us, you were
shocked by the events that took place at the end of Air France’s Central Works
Council meeting last Monday.
“What we all saw does not represent
Air France. These violent acts were the work of isolated individuals and do not
reflect the reality nor the ambition of your airline. Furthermore, these events
did not disrupt our flights in any way.
“In a highly competitive world, Air
France needs to take brave steps to ensure its future as a leading airline with
global ambitions. As you've no doubt noticed when you travel with us, Air
France is committed to an unprecedented transformation of its products and
services.
Our goal is simple: to offer you a
high quality product, with a French touch that makes us stand out. We will
continue to do this. We are doing all we can to earn your trust and look
forward to welcoming you again soon on one of our flights.
ITRealms recalls that Air France executives were forced to flee with their clothes in tatters after workers stormed a meeting at Charles de Gaulle airport in protest at 2,900 planned job cuts.
Human resources chief Xavier Broseta and Pierre Plissonnier, head of long-haul flights, scaled an eight-foot fence to escape, aided by security guards. Broseta emerged shirtless and Plissonnier had his suit ripped to shreds.
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