Vane matsi vekuAustralia vakamhan'arira Tiger Airways Australia nebazi renyika rinorwisa rusarura, vachiti ndege iyi yakavaudza kuti havaikwanisa kubhururuka kunze kwekunge vaperekedzwa ne "muchengeti" anonzwa, Associated Press iri kutaura. achitora nyaya muAustralia Herald Sun neChishanu.
Zviripachena kuti vana ava vakapedzisira vabvumidzwa kubhururuka munaKurume 4, asi mushandi wenhandare akavanyorera tsamba achiti nguva inotevera vaizofanira kufamba nemubatsiri, "nekuda kwekuchengetedza," AP inoshuma.
Mutungamiriri weTiger Airways wekuAustralia, Matt Hobbs, anotsigira kusangana uku asi anoti iyo ndege haina mutemo unobvumidza matsi kufamba. "Tiri kujekesa nevashandi vese kuti matsi hadzidi muchengeti wekufamba navo," anoudza Herald Sun. "Tine ruregerero uye tine urombo zvikuru kuti vanhu vanobatanidzwa mune izvi vanonzwa munzira ipi neipi kuti vakasarurwa kana kugumburwa neizvi munzira ipi neipi."
Vafambi vana havazi ivo vega vanotsamwiswa: mambo wekodzero dzevakaremara muAustralia, Bill Shorten, iye pachake akadana nendege kuzonyunyuta. Dai anga ari mupenyu, Ludwig van Beethoven sezviri pachena aisazokwanisa kubhururuka Tiger Airways Australia nhasi, anodaro nekushamisika, mukuyedza kuratidza kuti zvinotyisa sei kuva nemutemo unofungidzirwa wevatakuri matsi.
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ZVOKUBVA MUNYAYA INO:
- If he were alive, Ludwig van Beethoven apparently would not be able to fly Tiger Airways Australia today, he says incredulously, in effort to show just how outrageous it is to have an alleged policy for deaf passengers.
- Apparently the four were eventually allowed to fly on March 4, but a flight attendant wrote them a note saying next time they’d have to travel with a care provider, “for safety reasons,”.
- Four deaf Australians have filed a formal complaint against Tiger Airways Australia with the country’s anti-discrimination agency, saying the airline told them they could not fly unless accompanied by a fare-paying “care provider”.
