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Jet Airways Pilots Defer Strike As Management To Meet State Bank Today
The proposed strike by Jet Airways pilots and engineers has been deferred in view of a meeting today between the airline management and the State Bank of India. The two sides have been discussing a Rs.1,500-crore loan since last month as part of a rescue deal.
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"On Verge Of Collapse": Jet Pilots Write To PM Over Payment Of Salaries
The pilots of cash-strapped Jet Airways have urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu to intervene and instruct the management to release their pending salaries.
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Jet Airways Pilots Seek Centre's Help To Recover Unpaid Salaries
Cash-strapped carrier Jet Airways' pilots union has for the first time sought the government's help to recover pending salaries and dues from the airline after their pleas to the management have fallen on "deaf ears."
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Jet Pilots Asked For 1 Crore-Bond, Claim Union Sources, Airline Denies
Jet Airways has asked junior pilots to furnish surety bonds worth up to Rs 1 crore and serve the airline for at least five to seven years, union sources said.
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Jet Airways Pilots Say They Are Grounded Because They Got Officer's Title Wrong
As many as 10 pilots of the Jet Airways have been kept out of flying duties, and their mistake -- quoting incorrectly the designation of a senior DGCA official in a communique.
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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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Jet Airways' Pilots Union Asks Members Not To Operate Flights With Foreign Pilots
Jet Airways' pilots union has asked its members not to operate flights with foreign pilots from May 1, sources said on Saturday.
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Can hire new pilots, says Ajit Singh as Air India strike continues
In a bid to end the 18-day-old strike at national carrier Air India, some of the agitating pilots met Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh on Friday. According to IANS, Mr Singh told the pilots that the airline may begin hiring new pilots if the strike continued.
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Read the statement issued by the Indian Pilots Guild on May 25, 2012
The statement comes on the 18th day of the Air India strike after in a bid to end the 18-day-old strike at national carrier Air India, some of the agitating pilots met Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh on Friday.
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Air India pilots' strike enters day 14, Ajit Singh to meet union leaders today
With the agitation by over 200 Air India pilots entering its 14th day, Union Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh will meet the leaders of 13 recognised Air India unions with an aim to resolve the crisis plaguing the national carrier today. Mr Singh has appealed to the leaders that they should consider the health of their organisation before deciding...
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Government should not be in any service industry: Ajit Singh on Air India
On a day when more than 150 Air India pilots skipped work by calling in sick, Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh said that he believes "the time for national carriers is gone" and that the government "cannot and should not run any service industry."
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Jet Airways Pilots Defer Strike As Management To Meet State Bank Today
The proposed strike by Jet Airways pilots and engineers has been deferred in view of a meeting today between the airline management and the State Bank of India. The two sides have been discussing a Rs.1,500-crore loan since last month as part of a rescue deal.
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"On Verge Of Collapse": Jet Pilots Write To PM Over Payment Of Salaries
The pilots of cash-strapped Jet Airways have urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu to intervene and instruct the management to release their pending salaries.
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Jet Airways Pilots Seek Centre's Help To Recover Unpaid Salaries
Cash-strapped carrier Jet Airways' pilots union has for the first time sought the government's help to recover pending salaries and dues from the airline after their pleas to the management have fallen on "deaf ears."
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Jet Pilots Asked For 1 Crore-Bond, Claim Union Sources, Airline Denies
Jet Airways has asked junior pilots to furnish surety bonds worth up to Rs 1 crore and serve the airline for at least five to seven years, union sources said.
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Jet Airways Pilots Say They Are Grounded Because They Got Officer's Title Wrong
As many as 10 pilots of the Jet Airways have been kept out of flying duties, and their mistake -- quoting incorrectly the designation of a senior DGCA official in a communique.
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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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Jet Airways' Pilots Union Asks Members Not To Operate Flights With Foreign Pilots
Jet Airways' pilots union has asked its members not to operate flights with foreign pilots from May 1, sources said on Saturday.
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Can hire new pilots, says Ajit Singh as Air India strike continues
In a bid to end the 18-day-old strike at national carrier Air India, some of the agitating pilots met Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh on Friday. According to IANS, Mr Singh told the pilots that the airline may begin hiring new pilots if the strike continued.
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Read the statement issued by the Indian Pilots Guild on May 25, 2012
The statement comes on the 18th day of the Air India strike after in a bid to end the 18-day-old strike at national carrier Air India, some of the agitating pilots met Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh on Friday.
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Air India pilots' strike enters day 14, Ajit Singh to meet union leaders today
With the agitation by over 200 Air India pilots entering its 14th day, Union Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh will meet the leaders of 13 recognised Air India unions with an aim to resolve the crisis plaguing the national carrier today. Mr Singh has appealed to the leaders that they should consider the health of their organisation before deciding...
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Government should not be in any service industry: Ajit Singh on Air India
On a day when more than 150 Air India pilots skipped work by calling in sick, Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh said that he believes "the time for national carriers is gone" and that the government "cannot and should not run any service industry."
