Ajit Singh On Air India Strike

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  PM Holds High-Level Meet, Briefs President As India Strikes Terror Camps

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with his top ministers in the cabinet committee on security at his home in Delhi after India carried out pre-dawn air strikes on terror camps across the Line of Control on Tuesday.

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  Rajnath Singh Chairs Meeting Of Top Officials To Review Security Situation

  Ahead of Republic Day, Home Minister Rajnath Singh, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and other top officials today reviewed the security situation in the country as Delhi and many other places continue to be on high alert in the wake of Pathankot terror attack.

• Air India pilots, cabin crew will have to put in more flying hours

  According to the analysis, the pilots were found operating flights for 6.5 hours on domestic and seven hours on international sectors, against the DGCA guidelines of nine and 10 hours respectively.

• Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh to make statement on Air India impasse today

  Union Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh will today meet officials from the Airport Authority of India (AAI) over the strike by the Air India pilots. The meeting comes a day after he met members of the Executive Pilots Association of Air India in Mumbai. The Civil Aviation Minister will hold a press conference in Mumbai today where he is expected t...

• Air India roadmap includes hiring new pilots, more flights: Ajit Singh

  Civil Aviation Ajit Singh on Wednesday announced that Air India will be hiring more pilots from other airlines.

• Air India crisis: Top 5 developments

  Facebook's website suffered sporadic outages on Thursday, anywhere from half an hour to two hours.

• Air India strike: Ajit Singh to meet aviation officials on Tuesday

  The standoff between the striking pilots and the airline has been continuing for the past 21 days.

• Air India losses from strike Rs 325 cr, board meeting inconclusive: Top 10 developments

  The Air India board will meet on Monday to discuss the pilots' strike, which is now in its 21st day.

• 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.

• 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.

• Air India strike: Can hire new pilots, says Ajit Singh

  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.

• Air India sacks 30 more pilots on Day 14 of strike: 10 big developments

  It's the 14th day of the Air India pilots' strike and neither the pilots nor the government is blinking yet, though some protesting pilots have been reporting back to work - including four today. 30 more pilots have also been sacked by the airline today. Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh met union leaders today, in a bid to find a way out of the c...

• 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...

• 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 has lost 150 crores because of pilots' strike, says Ajit Singh

  Issuing yet another appeal to the striking Air India pilots to return to work, the government today promised to hear their grievances unconditionally without any vindictive action, as it noted that the stir had cost an "almost bankrupt" airline Rs 150 crore.