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Flynas launches Saudi Arabia’s first program to train cabin crew in sign language. (SPA)

Flynas launches Saudi Arabia’s first sign language training program for cabin crew

  • The program will train the airline’s cabin crew to effectively communicate with passengers who have hearing impairments, with a specific focus on learning sign language
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