New Delhi: State-run Airports Authority of India (AAI) today said it has decided to collaborate with the global airlines body, International Air Transport Association (IATA) to address the training needs of its staffers.
AAI in this regard signed a memorandum of understanding with IATA yesterday.
Being the largest airport operator in the country, there is need to hone further the skills of its vast pool of aviation professional by way of regular training, AAI Chairman R K Srivastava, in whose presence Anuj Aggarwal (AAI Member-HR) and Victor de Barenna Director of IATA signed the MoU, said.
India is emerging as an important player -- both as a growth market for international aviation and also a key player in the community of key global aviation powers, Srivastava said, adding the domestic aviation growth can be orchestrated into a larger opportunity for the country, according to an AAI release.
10/02/15 PTI/Business Standard
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AAI in this regard signed a memorandum of understanding with IATA yesterday.
Being the largest airport operator in the country, there is need to hone further the skills of its vast pool of aviation professional by way of regular training, AAI Chairman R K Srivastava, in whose presence Anuj Aggarwal (AAI Member-HR) and Victor de Barenna Director of IATA signed the MoU, said.
India is emerging as an important player -- both as a growth market for international aviation and also a key player in the community of key global aviation powers, Srivastava said, adding the domestic aviation growth can be orchestrated into a larger opportunity for the country, according to an AAI release.
10/02/15 PTI/Business Standard
