Airline apologizes after pilot’s chat about crashing plane

An airline in Thailand has apologized after friends of a pilot joked in a group chat about crashing the plane he was going to fly with a former prime minister on board.
The screenshot of the chat, conducted on their phones, somehow was leaked on social media, provoking widespread criticism of the airline, Nok Air. In response, Nok Air chief executive Patee Sarasin said in a tweet that “this kind of behavior is intolerable.”
“I will personally call Yingluck and apologize, Nok Air has no politics, I won’t stand this,” he said. Yingluck Shinawatra came to power in a landslide election victory in 2011, but her government was ousted in a coup in 2014 after protracted political turmoil. 
She remains popular in the countryside but many people in cities remain opposed to her family, especially her brother Thaksin Shinawatra, a former prime minister who also was ousted in a military coup in 2006. He now lives abroad in self-imposed exile.

Source ; Arab News