AIR INDIA RECRUITMENT
Air India Recruitment drive 2023: Schedule announced; check for more details
Air India announced the schedule for the same in a Twitter post. Candidates who are interested in applying for the post, can do so by appearing on the scheduled date at the nearest location. Candidates who are confident in the required prowess to carry out safety, security and service duties without compromising high level care towards passengers should consider appearing for the interview on the scheduled time and date at a location suitable for them.
Air India to hire over 4200 cabin crew and 900 pilots through 2023
Currently, Air India has around 1,600 pilots to operate its 113 aircraft fleet and in recent times, there have been instances of ultra-long haul flights getting cancelled or delayed due to shortage of crew. The airline's two subsidiaries -- Air India Express and AirAsia India -- together have around 850 pilots for flying their 54 planes while the joint venture Vistara has more than 600 pilots.
Air India Recruitment: Over 70,000 apply for cabin crew, pilot posts
Air India, India's leading airline, revealed an unprecedented level of interest in its talent augmentation programme. The airline, which had not recruited in non-operations areas for more than 15 years, is quickly adding talent.
Indian carriers face tough time as employees' anger over low salaries well up
Indian carriers which were looking forward to sunny days with the receding of COVID-19 pandemic have hit serious turbulence, as they are now faced with an issue they left unaddressed in the past two years: employees' disaffection over low pay.
DGCA hopes 'sick leave protest' at IndiGo, Go First will end soon
"We are closely monitoring the situation. As of now operations are normal. Hopefully, it will be resolved shortly," the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) said in a statement. IndiGo has started taking disciplinary action against the technicians who went on mass sick leave in the last six days protesting against low pay, sources said.
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IndiGo starts disciplinary proceedings against technicians who went on mass sick leave
The airline has asked the technicians concerned to report to the airline's doctor, along with necessary medical documents, so that the carrier can verify if they were actually sick, sources mentioned.
IndiGo to 'rationalise' salaries of aircraft maintenance technicians following mass sick leaves
A sizeable number of the airline's aircraft maintenance technicians went on sick leave on Saturday and Sunday in Hyderabad and Delhi to protest against their salaries, sources said. On July 2, around 55 per cent of IndiGo's domestic flights were delayed as a significant number of its cabin crew members took sick leave, with sources saying they ostensibly went for an Air India recruitment drive.
IndiGo crew mass duty bunk triggers hilarious meme fest
Recently, Air India conducted a mass recruitment drive which saw many of Indigo's bunking duty to appear for the interview. As the crew availed sick leave in bulk, the airline's flight schedule went for a toss.
Interglobe Aviation plunges 4% on delay in flights
According to the Ministry of Civil Aviation's website, 45.2% of IndiGo's domestic flights operated on time on Saturday. In comparison, the on-time performances of Air India, SpiceJet, Vistara, Go First and AirAsia India was 77.1 per cent, 80.4 per cent, 86.3 per cent, 88 per cent and 92.3 per cent, respectively, on Saturday
55% IndiGo domestic flights delayed; DGCA to probe
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has taken strong cognizance against IndiGo and demanded a clarification behind the massive flight delays nationwide.
IndiGo, Jet Airways, Air India recruiting more as they expand fleet and fly to more destinations
Based on their expansion plans, Tata Sons' two ventures, AirAsia India and Vistara, are expected to recruit at least 300 crew members between them over next 12 months.
Air India clips COO, CTO's wings
Air India has watered down the powers of its expat chief operating officer and chief training officer.
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