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Korean Air To Hold Job Fair For Grounded Jet Airways Pilots
Korean Air will hold a two-day "road show" in Delhi on Friday and Saturday to hire pilots from the grounded Jet Airways which has seen an exodus of staff in the wake of suspension of operations.
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Debt-Laden Jet Airways Lenders Plan To Sell Up To 75% Stake
Consortiums submitting bids should have no more than three members, with each holding a share of no less than 15 percent, according to Monday's document.
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Pilot Bodies Oppose Aviation Regulator's Draft Duty And Rest Hours Norms
The domestic pilot bodies of Air India and Jet Airways have opposed the aviation regulator's draft duty and rest hours norms for the flight crew, terming them as "downright dangerous" and "regressive".
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"What If Pilots Got Locked Out": Aviation Regulator Fumes After Jet Row
First it was Indigo, then Vistara and now Jet Airways. Three private players in the aviation industry have been hit by controversies in the last two months, which has led the civil aviation ministry to direct the aviation watchdog Director General of Civil Aviation or DGCA to ensure discipline in the air and among the ground staff.
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Found Drunk Before Overseas Flights, 2 Pilots Of Air India, Jet Grounded
A pilot of private carrier Jet Airways and another of state-owned Air India -- were grounded and their licence suspended after being found drunk before operating their overseas flights.
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2 Pilots of Air India And Jet Airways Caught Drunk After Flight, Punished
Two pilots of Air India and Jet Airways have been suspended for four years after they were found drunk after they landed their flights in India.
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2 Jet Airways, Air India Pilots Suspended For Being Drunk
Two pilots, of Air India and Jet Airways, have been suspended for four years by DGCA after they were found drunk on arrival of their overseas flights in India, while both airlines have also been directed to register FIRs against the two.
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320 Pilots Flew Plane With Lapsed Proficiency Check, Says Aviation Minister
320 pilots flew aircraft with lapsed Pilot Proficiency Check in 2014 with 219 of them belonging to private airlines and 101 to Air India, Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Indigo soars with least cancellations, Air India dives
IndiGo cancelled just 0.3 per cent of its total flights between July 2011 and June this year. On the other hand, Air India, which faced a 58-day-long strike by its pilots, had the most number of its flights cancelled (3.4 per cent).
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Jet Airways pilots back striking Air India counterparts
Backing their protesting Air India counterparts, the pilots' body of Jet Airways today called for an immediate reinstatement of those sacked and appealed to Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh to intervene and get the issue resolved at the earliest.
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Jet Airways chairman Naresh Goyal meets pilots over salary dues
Chairman Naresh Goyal met senior pilots at his residence and reportedly assured them of timely payments, sources said.
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Jet Air co-pilot allegedly rapes air hostess repeatedly, held
A co-pilot with private air carrier Jet Airways was on Saturday arrested from Mumbai airport for allegedly raping an air-hostess on several occasions since May 2009 on the pretext of marrying her, police said.
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Korean Air To Hold Job Fair For Grounded Jet Airways Pilots
Korean Air will hold a two-day "road show" in Delhi on Friday and Saturday to hire pilots from the grounded Jet Airways which has seen an exodus of staff in the wake of suspension of operations.
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Debt-Laden Jet Airways Lenders Plan To Sell Up To 75% Stake
Consortiums submitting bids should have no more than three members, with each holding a share of no less than 15 percent, according to Monday's document.
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Pilot Bodies Oppose Aviation Regulator's Draft Duty And Rest Hours Norms
The domestic pilot bodies of Air India and Jet Airways have opposed the aviation regulator's draft duty and rest hours norms for the flight crew, terming them as "downright dangerous" and "regressive".
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"What If Pilots Got Locked Out": Aviation Regulator Fumes After Jet Row
First it was Indigo, then Vistara and now Jet Airways. Three private players in the aviation industry have been hit by controversies in the last two months, which has led the civil aviation ministry to direct the aviation watchdog Director General of Civil Aviation or DGCA to ensure discipline in the air and among the ground staff.
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Found Drunk Before Overseas Flights, 2 Pilots Of Air India, Jet Grounded
A pilot of private carrier Jet Airways and another of state-owned Air India -- were grounded and their licence suspended after being found drunk before operating their overseas flights.
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2 Pilots of Air India And Jet Airways Caught Drunk After Flight, Punished
Two pilots of Air India and Jet Airways have been suspended for four years after they were found drunk after they landed their flights in India.
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2 Jet Airways, Air India Pilots Suspended For Being Drunk
Two pilots, of Air India and Jet Airways, have been suspended for four years by DGCA after they were found drunk on arrival of their overseas flights in India, while both airlines have also been directed to register FIRs against the two.
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320 Pilots Flew Plane With Lapsed Proficiency Check, Says Aviation Minister
320 pilots flew aircraft with lapsed Pilot Proficiency Check in 2014 with 219 of them belonging to private airlines and 101 to Air India, Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Indigo soars with least cancellations, Air India dives
IndiGo cancelled just 0.3 per cent of its total flights between July 2011 and June this year. On the other hand, Air India, which faced a 58-day-long strike by its pilots, had the most number of its flights cancelled (3.4 per cent).
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Jet Airways pilots back striking Air India counterparts
Backing their protesting Air India counterparts, the pilots' body of Jet Airways today called for an immediate reinstatement of those sacked and appealed to Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh to intervene and get the issue resolved at the earliest.
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Jet Airways chairman Naresh Goyal meets pilots over salary dues
Chairman Naresh Goyal met senior pilots at his residence and reportedly assured them of timely payments, sources said.
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Jet Air co-pilot allegedly rapes air hostess repeatedly, held
A co-pilot with private air carrier Jet Airways was on Saturday arrested from Mumbai airport for allegedly raping an air-hostess on several occasions since May 2009 on the pretext of marrying her, police said.
