Jetstar that pilots feel more comfortable [talking] to a Senate inquiry rather than taking it up with Jetstar management?''

Follow up story - Jetstar responds to yesterdays SMH article "Toughen up, princesses"

Key points:

Jetstar flight attendant Monique Neeteson-Lemkes, a Flight Attendants Association of Australia union representative, but appearing in her own right, said fatigue issues extended to cabin crew and morale was low.

''I would say it is a very toxic workplace at the moment,'' she said. Cabin crew were ''fearful of using the word 'fatigue' '' for fear of repercussions.

But Senator Xenophon warned that Jetstar might have an internal problem of bullying and intimidation.

He said it was concerning that pilots would rather speak to him, and table documents at a Senate inquiry, rather than approach their bosses.

''What does it say about he culture at Jetstar that pilots feel more comfortable [talking] to a Senate inquiry rather than taking it up with Jetstar management?'' he said.

The whole article:
http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-incidents/toughen-up-princesses-jets...