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Aviation Body Orders Removal Of 3 Air India Officials Over Crew Rostering
Aviation safety watchdog DGCA has ordered Tata Group-owned Air India to remove its three officials, including a divisional vice president, from all roles and responsibilities related to crew scheduling and rostering over serious lapses.
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Air India Express Cancels Some Flights Over Rostering System Issues: Report
Air India Express cancelled some flights on Wednesday as the airline grapples with crew rostering system issues, according to sources.
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Over 500 Crew Members To Join Air India In Each Of Coming Months: CEO
More than 500 crew members will be joining Air India in each of the coming months and the airline will be rolling out the new crew rostering project soon, according to its chief Campbell Wilson.
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"Horror In The Air": Passengers Share Account of Mid-Air Scare on Jet Flight
Passengers tweeted about "horror in the air" after a Jet Airways flight was forced to return shortly after take-off from Mumbai today because of a sharp drop in cabin pressure, which caused headache and nose-bleed. According to reports, the crew "forgot" to turn on a switch that controls cabin pressure mid-air. The aviation ministry has ordered a r...
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Don't Roster Air India, Ex-Indian Airlines Crew Together: Pilots' Group
A group of pilots have objected to bunching together of the cockpit crew of Air India and the former Indian Airlines in the state-run carrier's rostering system unless seniority issues are sorted out. The Indian Commercial Pilots' Association or ICPA on Wednesday expressed its "strong objection" to the common rostering system.
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Air India Pilot Walks In To Work Drunk, Grounded For 3 Months
An Air India pilot has been grounded for three months after he tested positive in the mandatory pre-flight alcohol test, minutes before operating a flight to Abu Dhabi from Delhi.
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Emirates Says Changed Pilot, Crew Rosters On US-Bound Flights After Donald Trump Order
Emirates airline has had to change flight attendant and pilot rosters on services to the United States following the sudden U.S. travel ban on seven Muslim-majority countries, an airline spokeswoman said Sunday.
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Air India officials face action for malpractices in rostering
A government statement disclosed that Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh "has taken a serious note of the complaints of irregularities, corruption and malpractices in the Cabin Crew Roster Section of Air India and ordered penal action against the officials involved."
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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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Aviation Body Orders Removal Of 3 Air India Officials Over Crew Rostering
Aviation safety watchdog DGCA has ordered Tata Group-owned Air India to remove its three officials, including a divisional vice president, from all roles and responsibilities related to crew scheduling and rostering over serious lapses.
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Air India Express Cancels Some Flights Over Rostering System Issues: Report
Air India Express cancelled some flights on Wednesday as the airline grapples with crew rostering system issues, according to sources.
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Over 500 Crew Members To Join Air India In Each Of Coming Months: CEO
More than 500 crew members will be joining Air India in each of the coming months and the airline will be rolling out the new crew rostering project soon, according to its chief Campbell Wilson.
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"Horror In The Air": Passengers Share Account of Mid-Air Scare on Jet Flight
Passengers tweeted about "horror in the air" after a Jet Airways flight was forced to return shortly after take-off from Mumbai today because of a sharp drop in cabin pressure, which caused headache and nose-bleed. According to reports, the crew "forgot" to turn on a switch that controls cabin pressure mid-air. The aviation ministry has ordered a r...
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Don't Roster Air India, Ex-Indian Airlines Crew Together: Pilots' Group
A group of pilots have objected to bunching together of the cockpit crew of Air India and the former Indian Airlines in the state-run carrier's rostering system unless seniority issues are sorted out. The Indian Commercial Pilots' Association or ICPA on Wednesday expressed its "strong objection" to the common rostering system.
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Air India Pilot Walks In To Work Drunk, Grounded For 3 Months
An Air India pilot has been grounded for three months after he tested positive in the mandatory pre-flight alcohol test, minutes before operating a flight to Abu Dhabi from Delhi.
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Emirates Says Changed Pilot, Crew Rosters On US-Bound Flights After Donald Trump Order
Emirates airline has had to change flight attendant and pilot rosters on services to the United States following the sudden U.S. travel ban on seven Muslim-majority countries, an airline spokeswoman said Sunday.
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Air India officials face action for malpractices in rostering
A government statement disclosed that Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh "has taken a serious note of the complaints of irregularities, corruption and malpractices in the Cabin Crew Roster Section of Air India and ordered penal action against the officials involved."
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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.
