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When will kingfisher airlines fly again
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27 Oct '12 08:23 pm
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The cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines is expected to begin its operation again by next month as the striking employees agreed to a wage settlement with the management on Thursday.
The agreement was reached after the management assured the employees payment of four months' pending salaries before the year-end, ending the 25-day strike at the beleaguered carrier.
The company's top brass met the pilots on Thursday morning and the ground handling and engineering staff later in the day to persuade them to return to work at the earliest.
Speaking to reporters at the Indira Gandhi International Airport's Terminal-3 (T3), Chief Executive Sanjay Aggarwal said, "We have addressed all the concerns of the employees. We are all together in this."
The airline is desperately trying to stay afloat and wants to restart operations, crippled since Oct 1 by the strike and subsequent lockout and suspension of its flying license by the regulator.
Answered by jakir hussain, 27 Oct '12 08:30 pm
The agreement was reached after the management assured the employees payment of four months' pending salaries before the year-end, ending the 25-day strike at the beleaguered carrier.
The company's top brass met the pilots on Thursday morning and the ground handling and engineering staff later in the day to persuade them to return to work at the earliest.
Speaking to reporters at the Indira Gandhi International Airport's Terminal-3 (T3), Chief Executive Sanjay Aggarwal said, "We have addressed all the concerns of the employees. We are all together in this."
The airline is desperately trying to stay afloat and wants to restart operations, crippled since Oct 1 by the strike and subsequent lockout and suspension of its flying license by the regulator.
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