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- Garuda Indonesia, the nation’s national flag carrier, plans to stop letting flight attendants wear face masks after passengers complained that they couldn’t see flight attendants smiles.
- According to The Jakarta Post, the airline is looking into other options, such as plastic face shields, to replace the masks.
- Flight attendants will continue to wear masks in the meantime. Indonesia’s transportation ministry requires cabin crewmembers
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The Indonesian national flag carrier Garuda Indonesia is planning to drop face masks for flight attendants after passengers complained that they couldn’t see the cabin crewmembers’ smiles.