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End strike or we’ll hire new pilots: Ajit Singh

 Mounting losses due to agitation may make disbursement of wage arrears by June deadline difficult.

Aviation crisis worsens: 12 AI, 12 KFA flights cancelled today

As the agitation by protesting pilots entered the fourth day today, 12 Air India international flights were cancelled even as the civil aviation minister hoped that the airline "does not enter the ICU".

Jet Airways to launch another Mumbai-Dubai service

Private carrier Jet Airways on Friday said it plans to introduce a new flight service on the Mumbai-Dubai sector from May 18.

Govt will talk if AI pilots end strike: Ajit Singh

Holding that nobody should maintain a stubborn stand, civil aviation minister Ajit Singh today said if the striking Air India pilots returned to work, the government was willing to discuss all issues with them. 'Hope AI crisis doesn't get worse'video

Promised payments, Kingfisher pilots call off stir

A section of Kingfisher Airlines pilots on Friday called off their two-day-old agitation over non-payment of salaries after some tough talk by the carrier's boss Vijay Mallya, who vowed to deal with the situation "firmly".

Air India sacks 25 more pilots, works on contingency plan

The crisis in Air India worsened today with the Air India management sacking 25 more pilots and writing to DGCA to cancel the licenses of 11 dismissed office bearers of the Indian Pilots Guild (IPG) after over 200 striking pilots refused to return to work.

Time for govt to let bleeding Air India go?

They are at it again. Steeped in losses and surviving on taxpayer’s money, Air India (AI) pilots have struck work yet again. This is the sixth strike in AI since 2009 and the fourth by pilots — its highest-paid employees with many earning around Rs. 12 lakh a month — in less than a year. Tushar Srivastava reports. Empty cockpits | Prescription for revival

DGCA warns airlines on unreasonable hike in fares

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has warned airlines not raise airfares to unreasonable levels following a sudden spurt in prices of tickets due to a strike by Air India (AI) pilots.

Air India moves to cancel pilots' licences

On the fifth day of the stand-off between the Air India (AI) management and striking pilots, the former on Friday asked the Directorate General of Civil Aviation to cancel the flying licences of 11 pilots leading the agitation, which has caused cancellation of more than 50 flights since Monday.

Air India pilots ask PM to look into 'genuine demands'

With the agitation by Air India pilots entering the fifth day today, the national carrier cancelled 16 flights from New Delhi and Mumbai even as senior pilots sought the PM's intervention to end the impasse. 71 pilots sacked in four daysvideo

AI crisis: DGCA issues notices to 11 IPG office-bearers

As the stalemate between Air India and agitating pilots entered the fifth day on Saturday, the DGCA tonight issued notices to 11 office bearers of Indian Pilots Guild(IPG) after the airline management sought cancellation of their flying licences.

Sacked AI pilots may not be taken back as govt talks tough

The Air India management has sacked 71 pilots already. While the Indian Pilots Guild (IGP) has sought talks, civil aviation minister Ajit Singh made it clear no dialogue was possible until the pilots withdrew the agitation and apologised to the passengers. Harinder Baweja reports. The scruffy Maharaja
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