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Singapore Airlines to roll out Starlink-powered high-speed in-flight Wi-Fi from 2027Singapore Airlines (SIA) on Monday announced that it will introduce next-generation high-speed in-flight connectivity powered by Starlink, ...- Air India to introduce strict cabin crew fitness compliance policy; lapses may result in loss of payThe compliance assessment will be based on the cabin crew members' Body Mass Index (BMI) with a reading of 18-24.9 defined as 'normal' and ...
- Air India's new room-sharing policy 'illegal, bad in law', AICCA saysThe All India Cabin Crew Association opposes Air India's new room-sharing policy for cabin crew. The association calls it illegal and seeks...
- Air India tweaks policy; ultra long haul flights' cabin crew to get single rooms during layoversAir India has revised its cabin crew policy ahead of its merger with Vistara, increasing international layover allowances and mandating roo...
- Air India asks cabin crew to share room during layoversAir India has required cabin crew to share hotel rooms during layovers as part of policy harmonisation due to a merger with Vistara. This m...
- Air India introduces new policy for cabin crewAir India revises cabin crew policies, requiring some to share rooms during layovers. International flight allowances are increased, while ...
- AI Express-cabin crew conciliation process: Labour dept to seek inputs from DGCAThe regional labour commissioner will involve aviation regulator DGCA in the ongoing conciliation process regarding a dispute between Air I...
- Air India pilot grounded for three months for showing up drunk for a flightAn Air India pilot received a three-month grounding after testing positive in the pre-flight alcohol test before a Delhi to Hyderabad fligh...
- Air India may announce new pay structure for cabin crew, reveal new interior todayAs per the news report, the airlines will soon have a new colour scheme, new designs for cabin interiors, and new uniforms for crew members...
- Air India modifies in-flight alcohol service policyThe Tata group-owned airline has been slapped with penalties in the last few days by DGCA for the unruly behaviour of passengers onboard tw...
- Air India Urination Case: Airline de rosters crew of flight after show cause by DGCA, CEO says could have handled the issue better“Four cabin crew and one pilot have been issued show cause notices and de-rostered pending investigation, internal investigations into whet...
- Will hire male cabin crew once we reach certain operational scale: Jet AirwaysIn a statement on Sunday, a Jet Airways spokesperson said, "We have a limited number of NCR-based cabin crew, trained and qualified on the ...
- Male cabin crew members soon on Vistara flightsAt present the airline employs female members for various jobs in the cabin. But in a policy shift, it has decided to hire male crew member...
- No plans to reevaluate medical standards, cockpit policy: GovernmentThe Minister said the DGCA has issued Aeronautical Information Circulars on certain medical conditions for experienced pilots as guidelines...
- Psychometric tests mulled for pilots of Indian carriers"It's an important issue. I think this is a must. We should carry out such tests (psychometric) from time to time. We are going to discuss ...
- 89 Air India flights delayed due to cabin crew issues between December and February this year89 Air India flights were delayed due to cabin crew issues between December last and February this year, the government said today.
- American Airlines: We aren't changing reclining seat policiesAmerican hasn't seen an uptick in unruly passengers, and only a small percentage of flights have been affected by unruly passengers.
- Air India welcomes back overweight hostessesThe company has approached nine to 10 women who were fired more than a year ago because they did not meet strict weight criteria for staff ...
- Extra flyers on board? It’s routine for airlinesThe recent discovery of three extra passengers on an Air India flight has just exposed what has been a routine practice among airlines for ...
- Extra flyers on board? It’s routine for airlinesThe global policy of allowing cockpit and cabin crew to fly in jump seats of cockpits of full flights has in India been expanded, illegally...
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