The Jetstar worker who asked the mother of fatal shark attack victim Adam Strange to pay an extra fee to change her flight booking will keep their job, the airline said today.
But the company is reviewing its compassionate policy and reminding staff of procedure as a result of the incident.
"We'll be looking at improving that process in terms of we have a compassionate policy in place and making sure it is carried out correctly," communications manager Phil Boeyen said.
Mr Strange's mother Jeanette was booked to fly from Wellington to Auckland next week, but after learning of her son's death on Wednesday, rushed to find an earlier flight.
A relative who phoned Jetstar on her behalf spoke to a staff member at the company's call centre in The Philippines but was told Mrs Strange would have to pay $350 to change her booking.