Executives quit Jet Airways

New Delhi/Mumbai: Days ahead of its scheduled global launch to cater to international clientele, leading private airline Jet Airways has been hit by a string of resignations, even as it seeks a public relations firm to prop up its image abroad.
About half a dozen key executives, including vice president (South East Asia), Mr V Raja and head of training, Mr Michael Chang, have disembarked from the Jet family since March.
The airline’s vice president (communications), Ms Nandini Verma was the latest to join the list after she put in her papers during the day. Others in the list include senior general manager, Mr Vijay Sethi and another senior executive, Mr Ravindran, with sources indicating that discontent among the executives over the management practises had led to the development.
None of the officials of Jet Airways could be contacted for comments. Reacting to the resignations in a short period, Jet Airways today said it was not a matter of concern and would not affect its ‘Global Launch’.
04/04/07 The Statesman

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