Fastjet Zimbabwe, the multi-award-winning airline, has revealed new uniform designs for its ground staff and aircrew. The new designs, which incorporate modern and traditional fashion elements, will feature the airline’s iconic yellow and grey colour scheme elements, including a patent yellow runway stripe on the cabin crew dress and scarves featuring the airline’s recognizable speedmark. The male crew and ground staff uniforms have been replaced with a classic grey suit distinguished by the iconic yellow scarf for females and a bespoke tie for male staff, featuring the airline’s mascot.
The pilots’ grey suits have also been updated to reflect the importance of gender diversity among the staff. Fastjet’s new uniform is designed to make staff feel proud, comfortable, and empowered while ensuring that they stand out and excel in every environment. The airline’s new uniform is set to be worn by its staff in Zimbabwe and South Africa from Thursday, 20 April 2023.
Donahue Cortes, fastjet Group Chief Operating Officer, said, “Our new uniform has been designed to make our staff feel proud, comfortable and empowered, ensuring they stand out and excel in every environment.” Nunurai Ndawana, Fastjet Zimbabwe spokesperson, added, “We welcome this uniform that embodies elegance and functionality while maintaining the stylish signature touch that fastjet uniforms are known for.”
Fastjet Zimbabwe operates flights between the five major cities in Zimbabwe, including Harare, Victoria Falls, Bulawayo, Kariba, Hwange National Park, and Johannesburg in South Africa, Mbombela Nelspruit Mpumalanga in South Africa, and Maun in Botswana. Since commencing operations in 2012, the airline has flown over 3.5 million passengers and has established itself as a reliable African airline brand, with a range of value-added products and services.
