Coronavirus: Cabin crew will join doctors and nurses in staffing new Nightingale hospitals

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An easyJet crew member who has signed up to become an NHS volunteer tells Sky News: 'The whole country needs to pull together.'

The NHS has enlisted easyJet and Virgin Atlantic to help staff the new Nightingale hospitals being built to deal with the coronavirus pandemic.

First-aid trained cabin crew of both airlines have been invited to volunteer at the new Nightingale Hospital, a 4,000-bed field hospital, being prepared at the Excel centre in east London, and those planned in Birmingham and Manchester. Those who join up will be given expert training and will then perform support roles such as changing beds under the guidance of trained nurses. Their salaries will continue to be paid by the airlines.

EasyJet has already written to its 9,000 UK-based staff including 4,000 cabin crew trained in CPR to invite them to give their time to the NHS.Virgin Atlantic will begin writing to 4,000 of its employees on Monday and will prioritise getting in touch with those who already have the required skills.He told Sky News:"I think it's really important that the whole country at the moment needs to pull together.

 

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Cabin crew Seriously 😑 what will they do there walking round with their trolleys and asking everyone “chicken “ or “beef” ?

Anyone else see what this place really is?

Cabin crew? Is this a JOKE.

I read nightmare first, but I guess that was by association with the Picture 😳

What that's pretty random.

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