Another cabin crew member of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has gone missing in Canada, as confirmed by the airline’s spokesman on Monday. Mohsin Raza, a crew member hailing from Islamabad, was scheduled to report for duty on a flight from Karachi but failed to appear at the hotel where the crew was staying. Raza’s disappearance was noted when he did not show up for his scheduled work. Sources indicate that he was last seen in Toronto, having recently been part of the crew for a previous flight.
This incident marks the latest in a series of troubling cases, with over a dozen PIA attendants reported missing in Toronto within the past year. The airline’s management is taking the matter seriously and has initiated an investigation into Raza’s disappearance. They have also warned that strict disciplinary action, including potential termination, will be enforced if he is found to be culpable.
This is not the first occurrence of crew members going missing in Canada. In June, flight attendant Noor Sher vanished after arriving in Toronto on flight PK 781. Sher was part of a 16-member crew and was also scheduled to return to Pakistan.
