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Nationality-Based Airline Flight Attendants' Name Tags Will No Longer Include Their Full Names; Unions Urge Service Industries to Follow Suit in Protecting Privacy.
Tigerair Taiwan was the first airline to remove Chinese names from the name tags of its flight attendants and ground staff in January, replacing them with English aliases. China Airlines also announced that it would begin phased replacements starting in March next year, with EVA Air and Starlux Airlines to follow suit. On the 18th, the Taoyuan Flight Attendants Union called on the entire service and transportation industry in Taiwan to follow su…
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Tigerair Taiwan was the first airline to remove Chinese names from the name tags of its flight attendants and ground staff in January, replacing them with English aliases. China Airlines also announced that it would begin phased replacements starting in March next year, with EVA Air and Starlux Airlines to follow suit. On the 18th, the Taoyuan Flight Attendants Union called on the entire service and transportation industry in Taiwan to follow su…