Jet Airways assures pilots to avert mass day
In an attempt to avert a proposed mass work on a part of pilots and flight maintenance engineer, Jet Airways said on Saturday that it will soon pay the remaining December employee salaries.
In an email to employees, Jets CEO Vinay Dube said: "You also have a commitment that the board and management work as soon as possible to implement the resolution plan agreed with the consortium of Indian lenders to quickly restore it joined the stability of the operation and build a sustainable future for the airline.
"These are complex processes and it has taken longer than we expected, and as such we are just abl e to pay out your remaining salary in December 2018. We realize that this amount does not lift the financial difficulties that each of you faces, and we do not take your sacrifices for granted. "
Dube further said:" We are continuing to work on additional funding on an urgent basis, and will advise you on the release of residual payroll repayments when funds are received. "
The non-collaboration conversation was provided by members of the Jet Airways pilot association who decided to refrain from operating flights if their fees and clarity in the company's resolution plan were not provided by March 31.
Accordingly, it may exceed 1000 the members pilots associated with the pilot's body choose to refrain from flight duties if they are not provided with the correct information on the company's financial resolution plan.
However, the airline maintained that it has the required number of airlines to handle its currently operating fleet .
"Operations on Monday It is likely that it will not be affected, says an official.
But the majority of Jet Airways pilots have said they needed an insurance from the state bank in India (SBI) over the pigeon agreement to prevent them from going astray. 19659002] A senior pilot told IANS: "We need direct insurance from the new management led by the SBI."
"The insurance should be about the date when our fees are due and clarity about the future of the airline. If such insurance is given, we can think of the issue of mass holiday," the pilot said.
According to other pilots, the airline has less than 30 aircraft in operation and that even the airline's maintenance engineers are with
Pilots, including AME, have not been paid in the last four months.
On Monday, a consortium of banks led by SBI had agreed to deposit extra money in
A senior National Aviator's Guild member told IANS in Mumbai: "If such an insurance is given, the committee (guild) will ask pilots to call – it will depend on what the majority wants." [19659016] (function (d, s, id) {
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