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In "Hour Of Crisis", Air India Asks "Inactive" Crew To Join Immediately
National carrier Air India Friday requested its "inactive" crew members to "immediately" join work at a time when the airline has been forced to cancel and reroute a number of US and Europe-bound flights due to closure of Pakistan airspace since February 27.
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Air India In Multiple Scams, Says CBI. Here's What It's Investigating
The CBI is investigating a decade-old deal which saw Air India and Indian Airlines acquiring 111 aircraft, saddling the national carriers with losses. The deal was approved by the cabinet of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh; the new inquiry adds to a list of scandals linked to his two successive terms in sectors including coal and telecom.
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Air India withdraws proposal to reinstate sacked pilots
The impasse over reinstatement of 101 sacked pilots of Air India continued as the airlines today withdrew from Delhi High Court its proposal after Indian Pilots Guild sought amendments including induction of a retired judge in a management committee formed to deal with it.
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Air India crisis back to the court after talks between pilots and management fail
After the Air India pilots and the management failed to resolve the deadlock in the first round of conciliation talks before the Labour Commissioner on Friday, the case returns to the Delhi High Court today.
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Air India deploys new roster system to cut manipulations
Air India has switched from manual to an electronic crew management system to stop manipulations in the allocation of flight duties to employees.
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Air India pilots' strike: Top 10 developments
It's the seventh day of the strike by Air India pilots but there is no end in sight for the stalemate. Passenger woes continue as 13 international flights have been cancelled overnight; 22 were cancelled yesterday. Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh today said that the pilots have to call off strike to have talks.
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Air India crisis: Crucial round of talks today
Days ahead of a call of 'No pay no work' by nearly 20,000 employees of the national carrier, including 400 pilots of the erstwhile Air India, another round of negotiations will be held in New Delhi today. Representatives of eight unions will meet Air India management and officials from the Civil Aviation Ministry to try and negotiate a compromise o...
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In "Hour Of Crisis", Air India Asks "Inactive" Crew To Join Immediately
National carrier Air India Friday requested its "inactive" crew members to "immediately" join work at a time when the airline has been forced to cancel and reroute a number of US and Europe-bound flights due to closure of Pakistan airspace since February 27.
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Air India In Multiple Scams, Says CBI. Here's What It's Investigating
The CBI is investigating a decade-old deal which saw Air India and Indian Airlines acquiring 111 aircraft, saddling the national carriers with losses. The deal was approved by the cabinet of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh; the new inquiry adds to a list of scandals linked to his two successive terms in sectors including coal and telecom.
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Air India withdraws proposal to reinstate sacked pilots
The impasse over reinstatement of 101 sacked pilots of Air India continued as the airlines today withdrew from Delhi High Court its proposal after Indian Pilots Guild sought amendments including induction of a retired judge in a management committee formed to deal with it.
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Air India crisis back to the court after talks between pilots and management fail
After the Air India pilots and the management failed to resolve the deadlock in the first round of conciliation talks before the Labour Commissioner on Friday, the case returns to the Delhi High Court today.
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Air India deploys new roster system to cut manipulations
Air India has switched from manual to an electronic crew management system to stop manipulations in the allocation of flight duties to employees.
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Air India pilots' strike: Top 10 developments
It's the seventh day of the strike by Air India pilots but there is no end in sight for the stalemate. Passenger woes continue as 13 international flights have been cancelled overnight; 22 were cancelled yesterday. Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh today said that the pilots have to call off strike to have talks.
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Air India crisis: Crucial round of talks today
Days ahead of a call of 'No pay no work' by nearly 20,000 employees of the national carrier, including 400 pilots of the erstwhile Air India, another round of negotiations will be held in New Delhi today. Representatives of eight unions will meet Air India management and officials from the Civil Aviation Ministry to try and negotiate a compromise o...
