MYAirline staff’s emotional farewell video gains netizens’ sympathy

Employee’s 20-second TikTok posted on her last day of work garners compassion, touches hearts, as airline’s operations come to an end

3:35 PM MYT

 

KUALA LUMPUR – The drama surrounding embattled low-cost carrier MYAirline continues to unfold, with the latest being a MYAirline employee who shared a video on TikTok on her last day at the company on October 12.

The 20-second video began with airline employees receiving the shocking news as Cecilia, an employee, posted her first few captions: “11 Oct 2023. 2300 hours. Management told us tomorrow’s flight was cancelled.”

@cecilia_thristcher00

2nd time heart broken in this industry ! #airasia #airasiax retrenchment 31st Dec 2020 & #MYairline suspended operations 12 Oct 2023 . What next ??

♬ gwenchana imran bard – bukan nasuha

“12 Oct 2023. 0330 hours. They said company “OFFLINE”.

The last flight arrived at 4.37am, with passengers being assisted with their luggage by staff, as the video captioned, “Our last flight. And yes! We still performed our duty.” 

Cecilia then posted that MYAirline employees were told to vacate their offices at 7am, as she was seen carrying her bags away.

The viral video garnered over 600,000 views, 18,000 likes, and 883 comments, with netizens sharing their sympathies under the TikTok post.

“MyAirline crew is the best. I hope the best for all of you. Be strong,” said TikTok user Marsha.

“MyAirline seriously has the best services and prices, why did it suddenly become like this?” said user mohdzackzaidi3.

“My flight yesterday to Langkawi at 2pm was with MYAirline. I finished packing and started my night run at Chenang (Inn resort at Langkawi Island). When I woke up in the morning, I got the email (about MYAirline’s operations being suspended),” said another TikTok user Khid.

Cecilia, who posted the TikTok video, responded to Khid’s comment by apologising and explaining that even MYAirline staff had no idea what happened during the night when its operations were abruptly suspended. – October 18, 2023

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