A shocking revelation has rocked the aviation industry, as a KM Malta Airlines pilot, Danica Theuma, was caught working simultaneously for Virgin Atlantic during her obligatory rest periods.
This blatant violation of safety rules and contractual agreements has sparked outrage among her colleagues and raised questions about the airline’s commitment to safety.
According to reports, Theuma was using her rest periods to travel to London and fly Virgin Atlantic planes out of Heathrow Airport.
This clear breach of contract and safety regulations was discovered last month, leading to her immediate termination from Virgin Atlantic.
However, KM Malta Airlines has surprisingly taken no action against Theuma, despite being informed of the situation.
Theuma’s actions have raised serious concerns about passenger safety, as well as the airline’s insurance and liability.
International safety rules impose strict regulations on duty times and rest periods to ensure the well-being of passengers and crew.
By violating these rules, Theuma may have compromised the safety of those on board.
Fellow pilots at KM Malta Airlines are outraged by the airline’s lack of action against Theuma.
They claim that her behavior is a clear violation of their contract and that it compromises the safety of passengers.
The airline’s silence on the matter has only added to the frustration.
The incident involving Danica Theuma and KM Malta Airlines raises important questions about safety and regulatory compliance in the aviation industry.
As the industry continues to grapple with the fallout from this incident, one thing is clear: safety must always be the top priority.
Any violation of that safety will not be tolerated.
