Air India's newest flight attendants will possess a new sense of calm as the airline introduces daily yoga as part of its training programme.
More than 78 new pilots and 300 cabin crew members hired by the airline will begin their training days with a 6:30am yoga class according to The Economic Times.
"We have introduced yoga for the first time in our training module for pilots and cabin crew, as we believe that yoga brings in a sense of discipline as well as helps cope better with the stress of the job," a senior Air India official told the paper. "This is true for each one of us."
The Washington Post reports Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sparked new initiatives throughout the country to promote yoga and could have inspired Air India's decision.
07/06/15 3NEWS
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More than 78 new pilots and 300 cabin crew members hired by the airline will begin their training days with a 6:30am yoga class according to The Economic Times.
"We have introduced yoga for the first time in our training module for pilots and cabin crew, as we believe that yoga brings in a sense of discipline as well as helps cope better with the stress of the job," a senior Air India official told the paper. "This is true for each one of us."
The Washington Post reports Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sparked new initiatives throughout the country to promote yoga and could have inspired Air India's decision.
07/06/15 3NEWS
