据“英国那些事”报道，马来西亚女子Racheal Kaur今年40岁，是亚洲航空财务运营部门的副经理，家住马来西亚槟城，但工作地点位于吉隆坡。

Racheal Kaur has gone viral for her extraordinary daily commute. She flies to her office in Malaysia five days a week. Kaur is Assistant Manager at AirAsia’s finance operations department.

In this article, we'll explore the journey of Racheal Kaur, an Indian woman who flies 350 km daily for work, spends Rs 28000 for travel, never opts for WFH, she works for... Meet Racheal Kaur ...

Weighing in on the much-debated topic of work-life balance and putting in more working hours as suggested by some corporate leaders in the recent past, Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra ...

Racheal Kaur, an Indian-origin woman in Malaysia, has gained widespread attention for her extraordinary daily commute. As an assistant manager at AirAsia’s finance operations, Kaur has become a ...

Racheal Kaur, an Indian-origin woman in Malaysia, has garnered attention for flying to work daily. To spend more time with her children while managing her job as an Assistant Manager at AirAsia ...

One woman takes a plane to work every day — and claims it cuts down on commuting costs. Racheal Kaur, who lives in Malaysia, takes a 40-minute flight from Penang to Kuala Lumpur every single day ...

Racheal Kaur, an Indian-origin mother of two, commutes daily from Penang to Kuala Lumpur by air for work, managing a unique work-life balance. Her work commutes have reduced her expenses ...

Racheal Kaur also noted that she prefers commuting by air over remote work. For most professionals, the daily work commute involves traffic congestion or crowded trains. But for Racheal Kaur ...

Every weekday at 4 a.m., Indian-origin mom Racheal Kaur starts her day like no other commuter—boarding a flight to work. The assistant manager at AirAsia’s finance operations department lives ...

Racheal Kaur works an assistant manager in AirAsia's finance operations department. For most people, a daily work commute involves traffic jams or packed trains, but for this Indian-origin mother ...

While most people take a short drive, metro, or bus ride to work, Racheal Kaur, a mother of two, takes to the skies. Five days a week, she boards a flight-not for leisure or business trips ...