Aviation regulator DGCA issued showcause
notices to 22 former Indigo pilots who have left the airlines without
serving their mandatory notice periods after quitting and has also
warned them that they could face cancellation of their licenses.
According to a CNN-IBN report, these pilots have been given a 15-day period to respond to the notice. The pilots have to inform DGCA why their licenses should not be cancelled, considering they didn't serve the 6-month notice period.
With a large number of senior pilots quitting jobs in Indian carriers for greener pastures abroad, the DGCA warned them of stringent action last week including punitive steps like cancellation of licences of those leaving without serving notice.
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According to a CNN-IBN report, these pilots have been given a 15-day period to respond to the notice. The pilots have to inform DGCA why their licenses should not be cancelled, considering they didn't serve the 6-month notice period.
With a large number of senior pilots quitting jobs in Indian carriers for greener pastures abroad, the DGCA warned them of stringent action last week including punitive steps like cancellation of licences of those leaving without serving notice.
Read News in full : http://firstbiz.firstpost.com/
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