Malaysian airlines ensure equal opportunity for women in aviation sector


Malaysia Aviation Group has committed to treating all women and men fairly at work. — Filepic

Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) has committed to further promote education, training and professional development for women in the industry.

The parent company of Malaysia Airlines and Firefly recently signed the CEO Statement for the Women’s Empowerment Principles (WEPs) with the support of the European Union-funded WeEmpowerAsia programme of UN Women.

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