Three senior pilots quit troubled Kingfisher

Mumbai: Adding to the woes of near-bankrupt Kingfisher Airlines, three more senior pilots have parted ways with the carrier, sources said today.
Three of the senior pilots--Shrinivas Rao, GR Mohan and Indira Mitra--have left liqour baron Vijay Mallya's airline to board international carriers due to its uncertain future, airline sources told PTI here.
While Mohan was heading the airline's operations for Bangalore and Hyderabad hubs, Mitra was the regional operations head for Kolkata and Chennai and Rao was posted in Mumbai, according to sources.
The resignation comes on the heels of three of its top executives--Senior Vice-President for corporate development and planning Amit Agarwal; Executive Vice-President, commercial, Manoj Chacko; and Chief Legal Officer Bharath Raghavan deserting the carrier recently.
13/09/12 PTI/Business Standard

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