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Meet the woman who wants to pilot Air India (and the pilots opposing her) Meenakshi Mallik has worked at the airline for 31 years. 5 min read Mallik joined Indian Airlines as a management trainee in 1989 in Kolkata. She studied in Odisha and holds a BSc (Hons.) degree in physics and an MBA from Utkal University. She played a key role in Air India’s Vande Bharat mission Share Via Read Full Story MUMBAI: In the long-running saga of Air India privatisation, an unlikely figure has emerged with an ambition to pilot the carrier. Meenakshi Mallik, who serves on the flag carrier’s board as direct...

New rules to stop coronavirus variant stoke chaos at Indian airports Agencies December 23, 2020 Mumbai, Dec 23: Passengers flying into India's biggest airports on Wednesday complained of long waits and confusion as authorities sought to impose rules to try to stop the spread of a new more transmissible variant of the coronavirus. Like many countries, India has suspended flights from Britain, where cases have soared because of the variant. People arriving from Britain before the ban came into force on Wednesday were being tested, including Kamini Saraswat whose plane landed in New Delhi just b...

Government tells Air India to freeze all appointments, promotions The new owner of Air India (AI) may be allowed to trim the national carrier’s fleet size and also allow lay off of employees, said a media report. The government has received multiple bids for the disinvestment of its stake in the debt-ridden national carrier Air India (AI). However, the deal is likely to conclude in the next fiscal as the divestment process is unlikely to wind up in the current financial year. According to the report in a business daily, the central government may allow the new owner to trim the national ...

Updated Dec 22, 2020 | 08:37 IST Since air travel is still restricted due to the pandemic and the skies are far from clear, the new owner of Air India may be allowed to trim fleet and lay off employees Govt may permit Air India's new owner to trim fleet, lay off employees: Report  New Delhi: The Air India privatisation deal is likely to spill over to the next fiscal as the divestment process is unlikely to conclude in the current financial year. Note that the government has received multiple bids for the disinvestment of its stake in the debt-ridden national carrie...