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We got similar offer letter from a company in UK, which was fake as we browse through their website. Where they strictly mentioned that some unautorised agencies are rolling out offer letter illegally and asking people to believe them and get it verified from the parent company itself. These are the conman who play games to make easy money. The will send you another mail to visit some place for your visa approval or something within India itself. Try talking to him, if he ask for money then it will be obvious that you will be conned.
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Whoever has ever given any award to Emirates must have never set a foot in economy class. (It’s a fact Emirates has never won any award for Economy Class !)
Recently flew EK 751 from Dubai to Casablanca, October 12th, Seat 21G to be the worst flying experience in over 30 years of travel. Arriving from Singapore and unlucky for me, the flight was full with returning Pilgrims from Mecca. Did inquire twice during the chaotic boarding for an unlikely upgrade even with a cash payment but was abruptly told every class was fully booked, but later saw a Lady during the flight being upgraded unconditionnaly after her back seat partner complained about her !! and the First Class Cabin full of relocating Pilots.
The 10 seats abreat on Emirates Boeing 777s is a complete Insult and another prove that Emirates has no concern to Economy class passenger confort. Was seated next to a slightly overweight passenger and was pushed back toward the aisle the entire flight, unable to find a suitable position to rest or sleep on this eight hours trip and just let being bumped and hit the entire flight by other guests, trolleys and rushing crew members and won’t mention the struggle to try to eat Your meal ! Had better seating on some official Charter airlines and Emirates is just one of them for me.
My sincere advise to whoever is flying to the Gulf or anywhere in the world via the Gulf, DO NOT fly Emirates !! You’re better off with Gulf Air, Qatar or Etihad; even Kuwait and Saudia would be a better alternative. Beside Dubai airport is a complete disaster; even at the early hours of the morning it is impossible to find a single chair to sit on. Chairs are there but all with in transit passengers sleeping under them and seems like they’ve all been here for days waiting for I don’t know what ! Would definitly never fly Emirates again unless drastic improvements are made in their seating arrangements and wondering now how many seats abreast will there be on their A380 ?? 11 ? 12 may be ?? Good Luck !!
Recently flew EK 751 from Dubai to Casablanca, October 12th, Seat 21G to be the worst flying experience in over 30 years of travel. Arriving from Singapore and unlucky for me, the flight was full with returning Pilgrims from Mecca. Did inquire twice during the chaotic boarding for an unlikely upgrade even with a cash payment but was abruptly told every class was fully booked, but later saw a Lady during the flight being upgraded unconditionnaly after her back seat partner complained about her !! and the First Class Cabin full of relocating Pilots.
The 10 seats abreat on Emirates Boeing 777s is a complete Insult and another prove that Emirates has no concern to Economy class passenger confort. Was seated next to a slightly overweight passenger and was pushed back toward the aisle the entire flight, unable to find a suitable position to rest or sleep on this eight hours trip and just let being bumped and hit the entire flight by other guests, trolleys and rushing crew members and won’t mention the struggle to try to eat Your meal ! Had better seating on some official Charter airlines and Emirates is just one of them for me.
My sincere advise to whoever is flying to the Gulf or anywhere in the world via the Gulf, DO NOT fly Emirates !! You’re better off with Gulf Air, Qatar or Etihad; even Kuwait and Saudia would be a better alternative. Beside Dubai airport is a complete disaster; even at the early hours of the morning it is impossible to find a single chair to sit on. Chairs are there but all with in transit passengers sleeping under them and seems like they’ve all been here for days waiting for I don’t know what ! Would definitly never fly Emirates again unless drastic improvements are made in their seating arrangements and wondering now how many seats abreast will there be on their A380 ?? 11 ? 12 may be ?? Good Luck !!
I have received an appointment letter from Emirate Airlineservices, UK. It was surprised to note that, I had sent only my CV and how it is possible that, without taking any personal interview, they have sent appointment letter through their recruiting agent. Please send full description of the same also let me know whether it is genuine or fake.
I have flown with Emirates on several occasions and found them nothing but excellent, Cannot say one bad thing about them, the service was excellent, staff very friendly and helpful. As far as the seating goes in Economy Class I have flown many Airlines and I am afraid none of them are great long distance try 24 hrs to UK but you get what you pay for so you make the most of it. As far as Dubia Airport goes never had an issue there either sraight forward no hassles. I will fly Emirates again and again no complaints from me.
Good on you Emirates keep up the excellent service. Look forward to flying with you on your A380.
Good on you Emirates keep up the excellent service. Look forward to flying with you on your A380.
Please check. I think Yawer is fraud person. It all happens in India before Pakistan. Plz Plz don’t resin your job. Don’t tell him about this all. Tell him that you left your existing job and now you are on his disposal. You are jobless and u need him. Don’t show that u lose you interest. Don’t delete the SMS or email that he has sent to you.
Please check the The Recruitment Process in human resource section
Please check the The Recruitment Process in human resource section
Appointment Letter received from Emirate Airlineservices, UK
I have received an appointment letter from Emirate Airlineservices, UK. It was surprised to note that, I had sent only my CV and how it is possible that, without taking any personal interview, they have sent appointment letter through their recruiting agent.Please send full description of the same also let me know .
I have received an appointment letter from Emirate Airlineservices, UK. It was surprised to note that, I had sent only my CV and how it is possible that, without taking any personal interview, they have sent appointment letter through their recruiting agent.Please send full description of the same also let me know .
MY DEAR FRIEND FOR YOUR KIND INFORMATION THE EMIRATES AIRLINES WILL NOT CONDUCT ANY INTERVIEW OUTSIDE U.A.E & DUBAI...www.emiratesairlines.ae
Sg — Faked Job in UK - Emirate airline UK
Faked job offer / employment in Emirate Airline UKReveived email with terms of employment from Emirate recruitment agency London/UK today
AIRLINE E-TICKETING SYSTEM
A study of its vulnerability to fraudulent exploitation
INTRODUCTION
An electronic ticket or e-ticket is used to represent the purchase of a seat on a passenger airline, usually through a website or by telephone. This form of airline ticket has rapidly replaced the old multi-layered paper tickets (from close to zero to 100% in about 10 years) and became mandatory for IATA members as of June 1, 2008. During the last few years, where paper tickets were still available, airlines frequently charged extra for issuing them.
Once a reservation is made, an e-ticket exists only as a digital record in the airline computers. Customers usually print out a copy of their receipt which contains the record locator or reservation number and the e-ticket number.
To check in with an e-ticket, the passenger usually comes to the check-in counter and presents the e-ticket itinerary receipt which contains a confirmation or reservation code. In some airports and airlines it's not even necessary to present this document or quote the confirmation code or e-ticket number as the reservation is confirmed solely on the basis of the passenger's identity, which may be proven by a passport or the matching credit card. After confirming the reservation, the passenger checks-in his/her luggage and is given a boarding pass which usually says "Electronic Ticket" or "E-ticket.
E-tickets are very popular because they allow extra services like:
• Online/telephone/self * service kiosk check-in
• Early check-in
• printing boarding passes at airport kiosks and at locations other than an airport
• Automated refunds and exchanges online, by telephone and at kiosks
Several web sites exist to help people holding e-tickets accomplish online check-ins in advance of the twenty-four-hour airline restriction. These sites store a passenger's flight information and then when the airline opens up for online check-in the data is transferred to the airline and the boarding pass is emailed back to the customer or customer collects it from the airline counter on the day of travel.
FRAUDULANT BOOKINGS AND EXPLOITS
In this section we shall discuss about a particular exploit/vulnerability greatly affecting the online-airline reservation/booking industry and is causing not only monetary loss to airlines but also is some cases forcing the online-ticketing system to be shutdown or implement non-practical, time consuming and stringent security measures.
Although this exploit isn’t directly related to the internal system of the online-ticketing system employed by most if not all major airlines in the world, but still manages to cause great inconvenience for all parties involved.
The exploits starts off when stolen credit card data and personal details of the owner of the credit card owner gets into the wrong hands of hackers and fraudsters, this stolen data is widely available in ‘cyber underworld’ to those who are willing to pay the right price. This credit card information is then used mostly to make cash withdrawals by having this data read into blank credit cards using illegal card data writer machines also available in the black market. In some cases this data is also used to make online reservations and eventually for purchasing of tickets. Most of the times the person traveling doesn’t even know how this ticket was purchased, the fraudsters posing as travel agents keep selling these tickets to unsuspecting travelers who are more than happy to pay a discounted price for these tickets. By the time the airline forwards the transaction data to the banks and they process and charge the original owners for these transactions and the original owners disown these purchases and reclaims the damages it is usually too late, the ticket gets used and airline cannot do anything, causing a claim and counter claim deadlock between the airlines and banks.
Javed Khan
17f jalan wawasan
1/5A Bandar baru ampung
Kuala lumpur Malaysia
68000,
E-mail: [protected]@yahoo.com
A study of its vulnerability to fraudulent exploitation
INTRODUCTION
An electronic ticket or e-ticket is used to represent the purchase of a seat on a passenger airline, usually through a website or by telephone. This form of airline ticket has rapidly replaced the old multi-layered paper tickets (from close to zero to 100% in about 10 years) and became mandatory for IATA members as of June 1, 2008. During the last few years, where paper tickets were still available, airlines frequently charged extra for issuing them.
Once a reservation is made, an e-ticket exists only as a digital record in the airline computers. Customers usually print out a copy of their receipt which contains the record locator or reservation number and the e-ticket number.
To check in with an e-ticket, the passenger usually comes to the check-in counter and presents the e-ticket itinerary receipt which contains a confirmation or reservation code. In some airports and airlines it's not even necessary to present this document or quote the confirmation code or e-ticket number as the reservation is confirmed solely on the basis of the passenger's identity, which may be proven by a passport or the matching credit card. After confirming the reservation, the passenger checks-in his/her luggage and is given a boarding pass which usually says "Electronic Ticket" or "E-ticket.
E-tickets are very popular because they allow extra services like:
• Online/telephone/self * service kiosk check-in
• Early check-in
• printing boarding passes at airport kiosks and at locations other than an airport
• Automated refunds and exchanges online, by telephone and at kiosks
Several web sites exist to help people holding e-tickets accomplish online check-ins in advance of the twenty-four-hour airline restriction. These sites store a passenger's flight information and then when the airline opens up for online check-in the data is transferred to the airline and the boarding pass is emailed back to the customer or customer collects it from the airline counter on the day of travel.
FRAUDULANT BOOKINGS AND EXPLOITS
In this section we shall discuss about a particular exploit/vulnerability greatly affecting the online-airline reservation/booking industry and is causing not only monetary loss to airlines but also is some cases forcing the online-ticketing system to be shutdown or implement non-practical, time consuming and stringent security measures.
Although this exploit isn’t directly related to the internal system of the online-ticketing system employed by most if not all major airlines in the world, but still manages to cause great inconvenience for all parties involved.
The exploits starts off when stolen credit card data and personal details of the owner of the credit card owner gets into the wrong hands of hackers and fraudsters, this stolen data is widely available in ‘cyber underworld’ to those who are willing to pay the right price. This credit card information is then used mostly to make cash withdrawals by having this data read into blank credit cards using illegal card data writer machines also available in the black market. In some cases this data is also used to make online reservations and eventually for purchasing of tickets. Most of the times the person traveling doesn’t even know how this ticket was purchased, the fraudsters posing as travel agents keep selling these tickets to unsuspecting travelers who are more than happy to pay a discounted price for these tickets. By the time the airline forwards the transaction data to the banks and they process and charge the original owners for these transactions and the original owners disown these purchases and reclaims the damages it is usually too late, the ticket gets used and airline cannot do anything, causing a claim and counter claim deadlock between the airlines and banks.
Javed Khan
17f jalan wawasan
1/5A Bandar baru ampung
Kuala lumpur Malaysia
68000,
E-mail: [protected]@yahoo.com
arshe khan
he is making big loos from emirates airline
every day making 100 over tick-ting wrong way
he is making big loos from emirates airline
every day making 100 over tick-ting wrong way