Pilots Call Off Strike

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  Vistara Says Ops To Normalise Soon, Pilots Flag "Fatigue, Flying At Limit"

  Vistara expects to resume normal flight ops by the weekend, company sources told NDTV Wednesday, hours after CEO Vinod Kannan and senior members of his management team held a virtual town hall with striking pilots.

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  British Airways Pilots Call Off Strike After 2 Walkouts Cost Firm Dear

  British Airways pilots on Wednesday cancelled a strike that had been due September 27, the British Airline Pilots Association union said after two walkouts last week that cost the company dear.

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  Lufthansa Pilots' Union Rejects Latest Pay Offer But Calls Off Strikes

  Lufthansa's pilots' union said on Friday it rejected the airline's latest pay offer, only hours after it was made, but added it has no plans now for further strikes beyond Saturday.

• US Navy Calls Off Search for Pilot Downed in Jet Crash

  The US Navy suspended its search Saturday for a pilot who was missing after his jet collided with another US aircraft in the western Pacific Ocean.

• Air India pilots, management make no headway in conciliation talks

  Air India pilots, who called off their 58-day strike on Tuesday, and the management today failed to resolve the deadlock in the first round of conciliation talks before the Labour Commissioner in New Delhi.

• Air India pilots end 58-day-long strike

  Air India's striking pilots have called off their 58-day-long strike. In a statement, the Indian Pilots' Guild - the body that represents the striking pilots - said they were now "commencing the process of restoring normalcy".

• Air India pilots may call off strike: Sources

  The strike by the pilots of Air India, which has entered its 26th day, may finally be called off, according to sources.

• End strike before we hear your case: Delhi High Court tells Air India pilots

  Striking Air India pilots suffered another blow on Wednesday with the Delhi High Court holding that the protesters' view on the issue of training on Boeing 777 to be used in international flights will be heard only after they call off their over three-week agitation.

• 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.

• Air India deadlock: Ajit Singh to hold informal talks with former ministers

  As the Air India pilots' strike continued for the fifth day today, a worried Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh said he would invite former ministers for informal talks and discus the deadlock with them. He also urged the pilots to call off their strike and come forward for talks.

• Kingfisher pilots call off strike

  Kingfisher pilots have called off their strike. The pilots were on a strike against no salaries paid to them. According to reports, the pilots were not paid their salaries since January.

• Air India pilots call off strike after assurance from management

  The stir by a section of Air India pilots which led to cancellation of 52 flights was called off tonight after the state-owned airline reportedly assured them that their pending salary and allowances would be cleared in phases before March.

• Air India pilots call off 10-day-long strike

  Air India pilots called off their 10-day-long strike on Friday night after the Government agreed to reinstate sacked and suspended pilots, restore recognition to their union and look into their complaints of irregularities.Over 700 pilots belonging to the erstwhile Indian Airlines and owing allegiance to the Indian Commercial Pilots Association (IC...

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  Air India gives roses to passengers

  A day after its pilots called off their strike, Air India says it is business as usual.

• All Air India pilots to go to work

  All Air India pilots are rejoining work after the five-day strike was called off on Wednesday morning.