New Delhi: Beleaguered Kingfisher Airlines, which has declared a lockout till October 20, will hold a meeting with the employees’ representatives tomorrow in Mumbai to resolve the deadlock over non-payment of salary dues.
Airline CEO Sanjay Aggarwal has written a letter calling employees for the meeting, airline sources said.
Employees have been on a strike demanding payment of salaries of seven months and have been insisting that dues be cleared before they resume duty.
This has forced the management to repeatedly extend the lockout and suspension of all flight operation from October 4.
With all its flights cancelled after the lockout was declared, aviation regulator DGCA had asked liquor baron Vijay Mallya-owned carrier to stop selling tickets following reports that it had started accepting bookings last week before ending its lockout.
14/10/12 PTI/Business Line
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Airline CEO Sanjay Aggarwal has written a letter calling employees for the meeting, airline sources said.
Employees have been on a strike demanding payment of salaries of seven months and have been insisting that dues be cleared before they resume duty.
This has forced the management to repeatedly extend the lockout and suspension of all flight operation from October 4.
With all its flights cancelled after the lockout was declared, aviation regulator DGCA had asked liquor baron Vijay Mallya-owned carrier to stop selling tickets following reports that it had started accepting bookings last week before ending its lockout.
14/10/12 PTI/Business Line
