Civil Aviation Minister AKM Shahjahan Kamal has directed the Biman Bangladesh Airlines to cut the 'problem solving' old workers.
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He said, "There are many older people on the plane, who do not have the power to work. Young and Energetic appointments by pruning with their respect. "
The minister said this at a function in the Dhaka Reporters Unity auditorium on Tuesday. General Secretary of BPC Public Relations Shakil Meraaj was present on the occasion.
In the words of the new aviation minister, it is not clear whether the state-owned company is thinking of older people of the age of more than 60 employees.
He was speaking as the chief guest on the pre-budget discussion organized by Aviation and Tourism Journalists Forum (ATJFB).
Kamal said, Biman Bangladesh National Flag Agency. Everyone has to work to maintain his honor and reputation.
On the complaint of delayed arrival of the passengers, he said, "Why is it going to be asked, 'There is a problem with the machine'. One yesterday said 'no manpower'. "
Due to high prices of fuel jet fuel in Bangladesh, domestic airlines could not compete with foreigners, according to a discussion on Monday.
The minister said in the program on Tuesday, steps will be taken to resolve the matter with all other issues including discussion with the Finance Minister and members of the parliamentary committee.
President of Parliamentary Standing Committee on Civil Aviation Ministry M Faruk Khan was the special guest at this meeting.
Chief Executive Officer of Bangladesh Tourism Board Nikhil Ranjan Roy, Vice President Farhadul Haq, CEO of US Bangla Bank Imran Asif, Managing Director of Nove Air Mafizur Rahman, Mango Torur MD Masud Hossain also spoke in the meeting.