[DUMBGRUNT]

Guessing they do NOT use AVO forms in Russia.

Good help is always in short supply and in Russia, good parts are also difficult to source.

[Cronos]

Putin didn’t invest in the Russian people. The smart Russians left Russia.

[Mount Athos]

This is some seriously dysfunctional writing.

The title explicitly says employees were told NOT to report issues.

But this is directly contradicted by the very first sentence of the article, which says employees WERE told to report malfunctions (verbally)

Why write a title that blatantly misinforms readers?

[Widget Jr]

If this keeps up, it will be hard to tell the difference between rebel groups opposing Putin and workplace accidents. Real workplace accidents, not “careless smoking” near ammo dumps.

[adorno]

Russia's biggest airline asked employees to refrain from reporting malfunctions on flights, report says

What about the passengers? Won't they talk?

But, in the worst case scenarios, nobody will talk because they can't talk from the graves.

[nickfrost1]

independent Russian media outlet The Insider.==

It is a actually ANTI-Russian source on a western payroll. And absolutely dependent of a western money.

[jerod]

[Steven Tyler]

Flight Attendants are not trained mechanics nor trained engineers.

Flight Attendants push a cart and ask “coffee, tea or me”