Singapore Girl: Sexism And Symbols Of Singapore Airlines

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CULTURE WEB The stories of SIA is the stewardess found a passenger gasping for air owing to crippling pain and she used her personal hot-water bottle as a warm compress to relieve the passenger's pain. She also knelt to massage the passenger's leg and feet for 45 minutes. The stewardess gave the lady a pair of flight support stockings and she did not ask her to pay for them. She also take care of the lady throughout the trip seven to eight hours. The stewardess's kindness, passion and excellent services makes Singapore Airlines (SIA) to become a world class service provider. The symbols of SIA is symbolised by the distinctive uniform of its flight stewardess, a sarong kebaya in batik material and it is reflecting its Asian heritage. 'Singapore Girl' also is a symbol of SIA. Since the Singapore Girl creation in 1972, she has been synonymous with Singapore Airlines, an durable symbol of SIA impeccable service standards. (Singapore Airlines, 2015)'Singapore Girl' who has traditionally been at the heart of its advertising campaigns and she is become a powerful brand ambassador for SIA and a unique differentiator from other airlines, although not without attracting criticism for being sexist and portraying a stereotypical Asian woman. (Flynn. D, 2013) The KrisWorld, WISEMAN and International …show more content…

The main manufacture of SIA industry is Airbus and Boeing, SIA industry purchase the fuel and aircraft from them. (Daga. A, Hepher.T, 2013) SIA industry needs their expertise in manufacturing, so they will do not change the supplier. They also need a large sum of capital if they open a manufacture aircraft. SIA industry had been continuously renewing its fleet even during peak of crisis which gives sales order that helps aircraft manufacturer pull through financial difficulty. (Scott. B, 2008). This makes SIA industry becomes the important customers of Airbus and Boeing and they enjoys high power over the manufacturer. (Essay UK,

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