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• Kingfisher lockout: Management postpones meet with striking employees to Wednesday

  Kingfisher Airlines, which is on a lockout till October 20, has postponed its proposed meeting with employee representatives to Wednesday. A letter by the airline CEO yesterday had called the employees for a meeting in Mumbai on Monday to bring what he called closure to the current situation. The reason for the shift of date, reportedly, is that ex...

• Kingfisher CEO among top-paid airline executives

  Air carriers may be flying through rough weathers, but their top executives have got handsome pay hikes, including the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of crisis-ridden Kingfisher Airlines, who has emerged as the second-highest paid among all his peers at the Vijay Mallya-led UB Group.

• Kingfisher skids back to square one as staff meetings cancelled

  Kingfisher Airlines partial lockout was extended by a week, as the deadlock between workers and management continues. Engineers in Bangalore have refused to meet the CEO, sources said. The Bangalore and Chennai meetings stand cancelled as of now. Yesterday, only 24 pilots turned up to meet CEO Sanjay Aggarwal in Delhi on Thursday, despite him sendi...

• Kingfisher crisis: Partial lockout extended till October 12 after talks fail

  With talks between workers and management failing, Kingfisher Airlines today extended its partial lockout till October 12. Only 24 pilots turned up to meet CEO Sanjay Aggarwal in Delhi today, despite him sending an email last evening to set up meetings through the day; almost all of the 270 engineers on strike since Sunday boycotted the meeting.

• No end to Kingfisher crisis as deadlock continues: Latest Developments

  Kingfisher Airlines partial lockout was to have ended today, but that seems unlikely as the deadlock between workers and management continues. Only 24 pilots turned up to meet CEO Sanjay Aggarwal in Delhi today, despite him sending an email last evening to set up meetings through the day; almost all of the 270 engineers on strike since Sunday boyco...

• Kingfisher Airlines expects to start operations in 4-5 days, says executive: Latest Developments

  Kingfisher Airlines' partial lockout was to have ended today, but that seems unlikely. About 10 employees turned up to meet CEO Sanjay Aggarwal in Delhi today, despite him sending an email last evening to set up meetings in major centres through the day; almost all of the 270 engineers on strike since Sunday boycotted the meeting. A senior executiv...

• Kingfisher grounded: Will try to clear salaries within 'next few days', says CEO Sanjay Aggarwal

  The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), which is the regulatory body for airlines, has told top executives of Kingfisher Airlines that it will be allowed to operate only after ensuring its employees return to work. 270 of its engineers have been on strike since Sunday, triggering its latest crisis. After the meeting with the DGCA, Sanjay ...

• Kingfisher declares partial lockout till Thursday, aviation regulator summons CEO

  Kingfisher Airlines declared a partial lock-out till October 4 (Thursday) after a meeting of the management with its striking engineers ended without an outcome.

• Read: Letter from Kingfisher CEO to employees

  All operations at Kingfisher Airlines will be shut till Thursday, company's CEO Sanjay Agarwal said in a mail addressed to the employees.

• Aviation regulator directs Kingfisher to come up with revised schedule

  Kingfisher Airlines has been given time till tomorrow to come up with a revised schedule for its operating aircraft. Out of Kingfisher's 64 aircraft, 28 are operational. The airline's CEO Sanjay Agarwal met the aviation regulator today, the Director General of Civil Aviation or DGCA, to explain the large-scale disruption of operations and the reaso...

• Kingfisher cancels 30 flights, says accounts need to be unfrozen

  Kingfisher cancelled 30 flights today, most of them out of Mumbai, but said it is now offering passengers a full refund. After a weekend when nearly 50 per cent of its flights were cancelled, gone were the lame excuses about aircraft being grounded by bird hits.