Kingfisher Pilots

• Pay outstanding salaries to pilots: High Court to Kingfisher

  The Delhi High Court has directed the grounded Kingfisher Airlines to pay the outstanding salaries of three of its ex-pilots who had moved the court over non-payment of salaries.

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  Ahead of RCB's IPL match, Kingfisher employees stage 'silent' protest

  About 70 protesters including the pilots, engineers, ground staff and the cabin crew stood in front of the Mahatma Gandhi statue and held placards, before the match between RCB and Mumbai Indians began at the Chinnaswamy stadium.

• Now, Kingfisher pilots threaten winding-up petition

  Mumbai-based pilots of grounded Kingfisher Airlines today served the company an ultimatum to clear their dues by January 31 or face a winding-up petition even as the management appealed to its Delhi-based engineers not to resort to any legal action.

• Kingfisher engineers to meet on January 20 on winding-up petition

  Employees of grounded Kingfisher Airlines, whose salaries have remained unpaid for the past eight months, are again in a defiant mood with the pilots today deciding to launch a hunger strike next week. Its engineers would also meet in Delhi on January 20 to discuss the filing of a closure petition against the beleaguered airline.

• Kingfisher Airlines loses flying licence as deadline expires

  The licence was suspended on October 20 after a strike by the airline's pilots and engineers in September-end over non-payment of salaries for several months, grounding the airlines entire fleet.

• Kingfisher pilots pin hope on Capt. Gopinath's aviation venture

  With little hope of being airborne again in the near future, a section of Kingfisher Airlines pilots are now pinning their hopes on the erstwhile Deccan Air founder Captain Gopinath's proposed new carrier and making frequent enquiries about its launch.

• Kingfisher Airlines submits revival plan

  The regulator had suspended the flying licence of the carrier in October after the airline was forced to ground its fleet following protests from engineers and pilots over non-payment of salaries.

• Kingfisher Airlines' pilots threaten to approach regulator over unpaid salaries

  The airline has not paid salary to most of its 4,000 employees since May.

• Kingfisher Airlines employees to resume work immediately: Full statement

  Kingfisher Airlines' pilots and engineers agreed to the managements offer of a staggered payment of three months salaries before Diwali, and will be joining work immediately. Here is the full statement by Kingfisher.

• Kingfisher Airlines pilots, engineers agree to management's offer; join work

  In a breakthrough for the beleaguered Kingfisher Airlines, its pilots, and then some time later its engineers, who had been on strike since last month, today accepted the management's offer of three months' salary, paid in tranches by Diwali.

• Kingfisher Airlines staff accepts management offer, to resume work today: sources

  Kingfisher Airlines' pilots and engineers agreed to the managements offer of a staggered payment of three months salaries before Diwali, and are joining work today, sources said. The staff will get paid March salary within the next 24 hours and April salary before the end of the month; May salary will be paid before Diwali.

• Kingfisher staff has until October 26 to respond to salary offer: 10 developments

  For the first time since Kingfisher Airlines was grounded, the management has made an offer that at least some employees are willing to consider. It has said it will pay 3 months' salary, in a staggered manner before Diwali, and the offer has reportedly split the protesting staff of the airline, some of whom, mostly pilots, say that it is fair and ...

• Amid Kingfisher crisis, Air India pilots seek Ajit Singh's intervention on salary issue

  Comparing their condition similar to Kingfisher employees, a section of Air India pilots have sought Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh's intervention in resolving their grievances related to due salaries and allowances.

• A stressed pilot is potential disaster in waiting, Air India pilots warn government

  Referring to the staff stir at privately owned Kingfisher Airlines and the suicide by the wife of a Kingfisher employee, the ICPA said matters in Air India are not very different from those at Kingfisher.

• Kingfisher Airlines faces possible shutdown: Top 10 developments

  Kingfisher Airlines faces a possible shutdown with aviation regulator DGCA issuing it a show cause notice today asking why its license should not be suspended or cancelled. This after the carrier has had to extend its lockout till October 12 and said that its fleet would remain grounded till then. Talks with engineers and pilots on strike have fail...