Seven 'errant' pilots reply to DGCA

DGCA has received reply from six to seven of the 11 AI pilots whose licences the airline management wants to be cancelled. DGAC had asked them last week to reply within seven days so that a decision could be taken on AI's request for licence cancellation.
An IPG member, who wrote back, said: "Our reply is like a legal notice. How can DGCA interfere in what is essentially an industrial dispute? Six months back we approached DGCA to intervene in non-payment of salaries, which is a serious safety issue, and they did nothing. Now they issued notice on the complaint of the airline."
21/05/12 Times of India

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