Recently, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) faced a lot of criticism from people both in Pakistan and around the world after announcing it would resume flights to the European Union (EU).
The airline’s announcement quickly became a target for jokes and mockery on social media. One humorous post even claimed that PIA was looking for a new graphic designer due to the questionable design of their announcement.
However, when people checked PIA’s official website for job openings, they discovered something interesting. The only position listed was for the CEO role, which made it clear that the claim about the graphic designer vacancy was not true.
This mix-up highlights how quickly rumors and jokes can spread on social media. It also shows that sometimes, false claims or funny posts can take on a life of their own, even when they are not based on facts. Despite the trolling, the situation also brings attention to the need for better communication and clarity from organizations like PIA.
In the age of social media, it’s important for companies to be aware of how their messages are perceived and shared. A simple misunderstanding or misinterpretation can quickly become a viral joke. For now, it seems that PIA is more focused on finding a new CEO rather than a graphic designer, as the website clearly shows.
