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In a bid to give more choice to the crew over how they express themselves at the workplace and significant transformation for the aviation industry, the Virgin Atlantic announced to drop off compulsory dress codes such as wearing make-up for both female and male cabin crew and skirts for female cabin crew. Virgin Atlantic always welcomes staff feedback and hence decided to eliminate the guideline of make-up as a necessity for cabin crew.
Speaking on the development David Hodges, Country Manager, Virgin Atlantic — India said, “Our red uniform is widely recognised at Virgin Atlantic. As a brand, we have always believed in doing things differently, setting precedents across the industry. We want our uniforms to bring out individuality while maintaining our distinct Virgin Atlantic style. Our policy change on styling and grooming is the result of a consistent listening process, wherein employees share their views freely. The policy changes will empower our cabin crew to choose how they want to express themselves at work, while enhancing comfort. Helping people to be themselves is fundamental to our desire to be the most loved travel company.”
See Zee Business video below:
<blockquote data-lang="en">शुक्रवार को होगी <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ArvindFashion?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ArvindFashion</a> की लिस्टिंग, कैसे और क्या करें लिस्टिंग के बाद जानिए अनिल सिंघवी और वरिंदर बंसल से सुबह 9:45 पर।<a href="https://twitter.com/AnilSinghviZEE?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@AnilSinghviZEE</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/varinder_bansal?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@varinder_bansal</a> <a href="https://t.co/L7AHd5jezF">pic.twitter.com/L7AHd5jezF</a>
— Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) <a href="https://twitter.com/ZeeBusiness/status/1103650584912162816?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 7, 2019</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>The announcement reflects a remarkable transformation in the aviation industry toward giving more choice to the crew over how they express themselves at work. Under the previous policy, female crew was required to wear blush, mascara and red lipstick at a minimum. Pants have also been made available as an option to all women and will now be provided as a standard when they will join the airline. Previously, pants were available only upon request.

In a bid to give more choice to the crew over how they express themselves at the workplace and significant transformation for the aviation industry, the Virgin Atlantic announced to drop off compulsory dress codes such as wearing make-up for both female and male cabin crew and skirts for female cabin crew. Virgin Atlantic always welcomes staff feedback and hence decided to eliminate the guideline of make-up as a necessity for cabin crew.Speaking on the development David Hodges, Country Manager, Virgin Atlantic — India said, “Our red uniform is widely recognised at Virgin Atlantic. As a brand, we have always believed in doing things differently, setting precedents across the industry. We want our uniforms to bring out individuality while maintaining our distinct Virgin Atlantic style. Our policy change on styling and grooming is the result of a consistent listening process, wherein employees share their views freely. The policy changes will empower our cabin crew to choose how they want to express themselves at work, while enhancing comfort. Helping people to be themselves is fundamental to our desire to be the most loved travel company.”See Zee Business video below:शुक्रवार को होगी #ArvindFashion की लिस्टिंग, कैसे और क्या करें लिस्टिंग के बाद जानिए अनिल सिंघवी और वरिंदर बंसल से सुबह 9:45 पर।@AnilSinghviZEE @varinder_bansal pic.twitter.com/L7AHd5jezF— Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) March 7, 2019The announcement reflects a remarkable transformation in the aviation industry toward giving more choice to the crew over how they express themselves at work. Under the previous policy, female crew was required to wear blush, mascara and red lipstick at a minimum. Pants have also been made available as an option to all women and will now be provided as a standard when they will join the airline. Previously, pants were available only upon request.   

Virgin Atlantic announced to drop off compulsory dress codes such as wearing make-up for both female and male cabin crew and skirts for female cabin crew. 

Women&#039;s Day gift by Virgin Atlantic: Female flight attendants don&#039;t need to wear makeup or skirts anymore

Women's Day gift by Virgin Atlantic: Female flight attendants don't need to wear makeup or skirts anymore

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In a bid to give more choice to the crew over how they express themselves at the workplace and significant transformation for the aviation industry, the Virgin Atlantic announced to drop off compulsory dress codes such as wearing make-up for both female and male cabin crew and skirts for female cabin crew. Virgin Atlantic always welcomes staff feedback and hence decided to eliminate the guideline of make-up as a necessity for cabin crew. Speaking on the development David Hodges, Country Manager, Virgin Atlantic — India said, “Our red uniform is widely recognised at Virgin Atlantic. As a brand, we have always believed in doing things differently, setting precedents across the industry. We want our uniforms to bring out individuality while maintaining our distinct Virgin Atlantic style. Our policy change on styling and grooming is the result of a consistent listening process, wherein employees share their views freely. The policy changes will empower our cabin crew to choose how they want to express themselves at work, while enhancing comfort. Helping people to be themselves is fundamental to our desire to be the most loved travel company.” See Zee Business video below: शुक्रवार को होगी #ArvindFashion की लिस्टिंग, कैसे और क्या करें लिस्टिंग के बाद जानिए अनिल सिंघवी और वरिंदर बंसल से सुबह 9:45 पर।@AnilSinghviZEE @varinder_bansal pic.twitter.com/L7AHd5jezF — Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) March 7, 2019 The announcement reflects a remarkable transformation in the aviation industry toward giving more choice to the crew over how they express themselves at work. Under the previous policy, female crew was required to wear blush, mascara and red lipstick at a minimum. Pants have also been made available as an option to all women and will now be provided as a standard when they will join the airline. Previously, pants were available only upon request.   