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More than 10 crew members of the Pakistan International Airlines have gone missing after reaching Canada. 

PIA-Canada mystery: Why cabin crew are vanishing after leaving Pakistan

More than 10 crew members of the Pakistan International Airlines have gone missing after reaching Canada.&nbsp;

Multiple cab crew members of Pakistan International Airlines have vanished after landing in Canada, leaving people questioning if they intentionally absconded or went missing. While one crew member was found without her passport at a Canada airport on March 17, many have previously slipped away before their return flight to Pakistan.
More than 10 PIA flight attendants have gone into hiding after landing in Canada in recent weeks. Such instances are not new. According to the airlines, at least four PIA stewards and air hostesses sneaked away upon arrival in Canada.&nbsp;
Four others had also slipped away in 2022. Experts believe that the PIA cabin crew are seeking refuge in Canada due to Pakistan's economic woes, concern over PIA&rsquo;s future and low salaries offered by the airlines.
A cabin crew working with Pakistan International Airlines flew from Islamabad to Toronto without her passport, prompting the Canadian authorities to slap a fine of 200 dollars on her, according to a media report on Sunday.
The incident happened on March 15 after she forgot to carry her passport while on duty on flight PK-781, bound for Toronto, and had to board the plane on the general declaration documents, Geo News reported.
Jibran Baloch, a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight steward performed duties on the PIA flight PK-782 earlier this month. However, he failed to turn up for duty on the return flight. Following a search of his hotel room by the PIA staff, it was revealed that he had slipped away, Geo News reported.
Confirming the incident, the PIA spokesperson identified the missing flight attendant and confirmed the incident.
The spokesperson said that measures to stop the incidents of flight crew members going missing in the North American country have turned out "abortive".
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Pakistan International Airlines has sent an internal memo, to its cabin crew, instructing them to wear proper dress including undergarments, Indian newspaper The Hindustan times reported the news. 
Quoting Pakistan-based media organisation: Geo Tv, which claimed to have possession of the internal memo, said that the poor dressing of the cabin crew is leaving a bad impression and potraying the airlines in a negative way.
Geo TV reported the memo saying "It has been observed with great concern that a few cabin crew tend to dress casually while travelling intercity, staying in hotels and visiting various suffices. Such dressing leaves a poor impression on the viewer and portrays a negative image of not only the individual but also of the organisation."
It further instructs the cabin crew to wear formal plain clothes over 'proper undergarment'. The dress should be as per the country's norms and culture. 

Follow proper dress code, including undergarments: PIA instructions to Cabin crew

PIA in an internal memo sent to their cabin crew to wear proper formal dress including undergarments. 

PIA in an internal memo sent to their cabin crew to wear proper formal dress including undergarments.&nbsp;

Pakistan International Airlines has sent an internal memo to its cabin crew asking them to wear proper dress including undergarments.&nbsp;
According to Geo TV the internal memo says that the poor dressing of the cabin crew is leaving a bad impression and portraying the airlines in a negative light.
The memo further instructed the cabin crew that few cabin crew used to dress casually while travelling intercity and staying in hotels and it leaves a bad impression on the viewers and portrays a bad image of the organisation.
It further instructs the cabin crew to wear formal plain clothes over 'proper undergarment'. The memo reads that the dress should be as per the country's norms and culture.&nbsp;

An airplane-shaped balloon with 'PIA' written on it was found in Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday evening. The balloon was taken into custody by police, news agency ANI reported. The pictures of the balloon soon went viral on social media as pictures of it went viral on social media. PIA stands for Pakistan International Airlines while the balloon was shaped like an aircraft with windows and doors painted on it. The internet burst&nbsp;into laughter at the images of the balloon and was soon flood with hilarious responses and memes.

'PIA' balloon in J&K police custody, internet bursts into laughter

An airplane-shaped balloon with 'PIA' written on it was found in Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday evening. And internet&nbsp;has burst into laughter

An airplane-shaped balloon with 'PIA' written on it was found in Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday evening. The balloon was taken into custody by police, news agency ANI reported. The pictures of the balloon soon went viral on social media. PIA stands for Pakistan International Airlines while the balloon was shaped like an aircraft with windows and doors painted on it. The internet burst&nbsp;into laughter at the images of the balloon and was soon flood with hilarious responses and memes.

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