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Harbhajan Singh Tweets PM Modi About 'Racist, Abusive' Jet Airways Pilot
The expat pilot allegedly said "you bloody Indian" to a woman passenger
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Jet Airways Local Pilots Allege 'Step-Motherly' Treatment
Jet Airways is treating Indian pilots in a "step-motherly" manner compared to their expat counterparts on the rolls, pilots' body National Aviators Guild (NAG) today claimed.
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Pilots Say New Rules Could Force Them To Fly Sick, Risk Safety
Indian pilot unions are angry with the government. They say the authorities have now proposed new rules that may force them to fly sick.
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Fake pilot licences: The flourishing racket
With the arrest of Spice Jet pilots Amit Mundra and Ajay Chaudhary in Jaipur who, on paper, faked 200 hours of flying experience, mandatory to fly commercial, the number of 'fake' pilots in Indian skies has risen to 17. Amit and Ajay are 2005 batch trainees of the Rajasthan Flying Club. ''There was a conspiracy between these pilots and the Raj...
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Is aviation sector nearing a dead end?
This week's strike by the pilots of Jet Airways has brought to the fore an unfortunate phase for the Indian aviation sector struggling to cope with the recession blues.
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Harbhajan Singh Tweets PM Modi About 'Racist, Abusive' Jet Airways Pilot
The expat pilot allegedly said "you bloody Indian" to a woman passenger
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Jet Airways Local Pilots Allege 'Step-Motherly' Treatment
Jet Airways is treating Indian pilots in a "step-motherly" manner compared to their expat counterparts on the rolls, pilots' body National Aviators Guild (NAG) today claimed.
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Pilots Say New Rules Could Force Them To Fly Sick, Risk Safety
Indian pilot unions are angry with the government. They say the authorities have now proposed new rules that may force them to fly sick.
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Fake pilot licences: The flourishing racket
With the arrest of Spice Jet pilots Amit Mundra and Ajay Chaudhary in Jaipur who, on paper, faked 200 hours of flying experience, mandatory to fly commercial, the number of 'fake' pilots in Indian skies has risen to 17. Amit and Ajay are 2005 batch trainees of the Rajasthan Flying Club. ''There was a conspiracy between these pilots and the Raj...
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Is aviation sector nearing a dead end?
This week's strike by the pilots of Jet Airways has brought to the fore an unfortunate phase for the Indian aviation sector struggling to cope with the recession blues.
