Share List TLI Staff New Delhi: With Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic continuing to devastate business and economy and airlines facing survival challenge, the Indian government may have to further delay privatization of national carrier Air India. Moreover, it will have to infuse an additional Rs 3,000 crore to ensure the airlineContinue Reading
Share List TLI Staff New Delhi: In what seems a delayed but concerted attempt, the employee unions of sale-bound Air India has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to not disinvest the national carrier which has been viewed as a jewel and pride of India. As many as seven unions ofContinue Reading
Share List TLI Staff New Delhi: Having lost their power to harm or hamper work and public opinion against them, Air India unions are unlikely to resist government move to privatize Air India. Moreover, various unions representing different categories of employees are not on the same page and a dividedContinue Reading
Share List TLI Staff New Delhi: National carrier Air India under new leadership seems more right politically than commercially. In a latest decision, the airline has painted Sikh religious symbol Ek Onkar on the tail of its aircraft that will fly between India and UK. The move is aimed atContinue Reading
Share List TLI Staff New Delhi: The Modi government is on a selling spree. Like a spoiled brat it is putting on block one public asset after the other. It is for some reasons desperate to sell the flag carrier Air India, often termed as jewel of the nation. CompletelyContinue Reading
Share List TLI Staff New Delhi: With no assurance from the management on protecting their service benefits, pilots of sale-bound Air India have decided to call an emergency meeting to discuss further couse of action to secure the interest of members. Under the banner of Indian Commercial Pilots’ Association (ICPA),Continue Reading
Share List TLI Staff New Delhi: With more airports being readied for privatization, state-run Airports Authority of India (AAI) could eventually remain just a landlord from being the country’s largest operator. The impending possibility poses job risks to thousands of employees as they would be left redundant in the wakeContinue Reading
Share List TLI Staff Fearing to lose medical facilities after the airline is sold to a private company, a section of 40,000 current and retired Air India employees have demanded their inclusion into central government health scheme (CGHS). Employee benefits and their concerns about medical facilities would be discussed alongContinue Reading