23-year-old Air Hostess Shares Shocking Reason Why She was Sacked by Emirates (Photos)

After being sacked by Fly Emirates before her completion of the course at the Emirates Aviation College, a young air hostess has revealed the shocking reason why they sacked her.
A former Emirates air hostess claims she was sacked by the exclusive airline simply because she fell down a flight of stairs, while wearing a pair of high heels on the job, Dailymail
has reported.
The woman identified as Ciara Burke thought she had landed her dream job when she was invited to join the carrier’s ‘Emirates Aviation College’ from among a host of international applicants.
But the 23-year-old from Perth, Western Australia, claims she soon learnt life behind the scenes isn’t quite the same as what the airline portrays for First Class customers.
In fact Ms Burke has lashed Emirates, claiming they sacked her just days before she was set to graduate into a full flight attendant, all because of a heavy fall left her in a moon boot and unable to complete her intensive training.
Leaving her family and friends behind to move to the UAE to pursue a dream career, Ms Burke believed she was going to work for ‘the world’s best airline’.During her time out of action, Ms Burke claims the airline not only ‘covered up’ her accident but also told her that it would likely have an affect on whether she made it through her six-month probation period.
‘I was in a back brace and a cast which changed to moonboot for weeks,’ Ms Burke claimed in a Facebook post. I was seeing doctors and physiotherapists every 2-3 days to help control and ease the indescribable pain.
‘A few weeks after the accident Emirates fired me and told me that my accident was NOT classed as an industrial injury but instead a “freak accident”.
‘I wasn’t allowed to defend myself or appeal the decision and there are no unions in Dubai that I could turn to for help… I was heartbroken.’
But Ms Burke, who has since returned home to Perth, claims the airline added insult to injury when they took away her passport and ID and treated her ‘like a criminal’.