Air India Pilots Sick

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  IAF Pilot Abhinandan Varthaman's Debriefing Over, On Sick Leave: Report

  The debriefing of Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman, who was captured by Pakistan last month and returned to India two days later, has been completed by the Indian Air Force and other agencies and he is going on sick leave for a few weeks now, news agency ANI reported, quoting sources in the Indian Air Force.

• Air India pilots end strike

  The court has said that the management must “sympathetically consider” reinstating the pilots who have been sacked during the strike for calling in sick or not showing up to work.

• Air India strike: 22 Executive Pilots report 'sick'

  In further trouble for the strike-hit Air India, 22 of its around 120 Executive pilots have reported 'sick' at a time when the national carrier is struggling to maintain its international operations.

• Air India troubles increase; 22 executive pilots report 'sick'

  22 of AI's around 120 Executive pilots have reported 'sick' at a time when the national carrier is struggling to maintain its international operations.

• DMK's dinner diplomacy?

  M Karunanidhi is not an Air India pilot! So if the 88-year-old DMK chief calls in sick, as was initially reported in a section of the media, you don't doubt that. What however baffles me is why and how some circles interpret his decision to give the UPA anniversary dinner a miss, as an "ally skipping" the event. The DMK has no grouse with the Centr...

• 30 striking Air India pilots sacked, 2 return to work

  This takes the total number of "sick" pilots getting back to work to five.

• On day nine of strike, three 'sick' Air India pilots return to work

  On day nine of the strike, three Air India pilots, who were amongst those who had reported 'sick', have returned to work. This comes after 71 of the on-strike pilots were sacked by the Air India management. Civil Aviation Mnister Ajit Singh has said they cannot be reinstated. Since the strike began, the government had made it clear that it is open ...

• Air India pilots' on 'sick leave': What do their medical reports say

  The pilots of Air India began their agitation eight days ago by calling in sick. The management over the last week, sent a team of doctors to check on their claims. That report was then submitted to the management. Today, the Civil Aviation Minister Ajit SIngh, said that no one needed a medical report on the pilots' to know that 'sick leave' was ju...

• 'If Air India pilots disobey court, why would they obey me?' says Ajit Singh

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• Air India pilots' strike is illegal, says court; 26 more pilots sacked

  At least 250 pilots of Air India remain on strike. They began calling in sick early on Monday morning.

• 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."

• Govt cracks down on striking Air India pilots, union: 10 latest developments

  Over 100 Air India pilots have called in sick since midnight on Tuesday. Here are the 10 latest developments.

• Air India strike: Ten sacked, teams sent to homes of 'sick' pilots

  The government has said Air India pilots are making it impossible to justify the 30,000 crore bailout sanctioned just a few weeks ago for the national carrier. More than 150 pilots have called in sick since midnight, forcing the cancellation of at least five international flights. Ten pilots have been sacked and the Indian Pilots Guild (IPG) has b...

• Air India flights hit after pilots call in sick

  "The flights are affected as the pilots did not report to duty, citing health problems," an Air India official said, confirming the development.

• Air India flights hit after pilots call in sick

  The threat of another pilots' stir in Air India loomed large today, as one of its international flight was cancelled and two more delayed by over 16 hours after a section of pilots reported sick, apparently to protest against the rescheduling of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner training programme.