No emergency pages in Garuda’s web
One day after Garuda jetliner crashed in Yogyakarta, I found there are no such emergency or special pages in the airline’s website. The Web just provides the standard menus like Reservation, Destinations etc. There are no, for instance, emergency banners to direct the site visitors to special pages which consist of the latest information on crash handling.
Whereas, the airline can simply use the instant-setup of blogging softwares like Wordpress and Blogspot to create such special page. This blog would be very useful for those who want to know the latest information such victims list, survivors list, contact numbers and so on.
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There’s actually a dedicated section on the top right menu for the flight GA2000 on Garuda’s website. As the matter of fact, first post regarding the crash was at 09:22 Jakarta Time which was about 2 hours and 30 minutes after the crash.
Yes, I mean it should more than just a latest news which everybody can read it anywhere. However I suggest Garuda would do more than that. And, off course, Garuda CAN do it.
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