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IndiGo Flights Delayed As Mass Sick Leave By Cabin Crew Members Shocks Airline | The Urban Debate
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33:19Now PlayingIn this episode of The Urban Debate, join us with Afrida Rahman Ali as she discusses the recent delays in IndiGo Airline operations which has left many passengers fuming.
There was chaos in the domestic aviation sector as operations of IndiGo airlines were hit across the country because of the non-availability of crew members. According to the Union Aviation Ministry data, more than 50 per cent of IndiGo flights were delayed. Hundreds of the cabin crew members of the airline called in sick. Scores of them skipped work for Air India’s recruitment drive in metros such as Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru. The IndiGo crew has been unhappy because the pay cuts enforced during the pandemic continue even though restrictions have been lifted and there is a revival in the demand for air travel.
"900 airline staff members going on a mass sick leave is something unheard of. Strict action must be taken by DCGA against the defaulters": Air Commodore B S Siwach (Retd), DG (ASMSI) says in conversation with Afrida Rahman Ali.
"DCGA is already showing a proactive approach by holding an inquiry in the matter": says Sarosh Damania, Aviation Lawyer.
"The consumer convenience is not a major issue for the government, DGCA is over-occupied with other issues", says Sanat Kaul, Ex-Civil Aviation, Joint Secretary, GOI. Watch the video to find out more!
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