Jet pilots look to board SpiceJet as crisis deepens
MUMBAI, MARCH 21, 2019 00:00 IST
The harried pilots of Jet Airways, which is on the brink of shuttering operations, have now approached SpiceJet seeking employment.
Jet Airways pilots had earlier been wooed by IndiGo with compensation for their pending salaries and other benefits, leading to murmurs of protests from its own pilots. The airline has been facing acute shortage of cockpit crew, leading to cancellation of hundreds of its flights last month. The Gurugram-based SpiceJet, which has all its 12 Boeing Max planes grounded following the crash of an Ethiopian Airline plane early this month, is looking to hire pilots for its expansion plans.
MUMBAI, MARCH 21, 2019 00:00 IST
The harried pilots of Jet Airways, which is on the brink of shuttering operations, have now approached SpiceJet seeking employment.
Jet Airways pilots had earlier been wooed by IndiGo with compensation for their pending salaries and other benefits, leading to murmurs of protests from its own pilots. The airline has been facing acute shortage of cockpit crew, leading to cancellation of hundreds of its flights last month. The Gurugram-based SpiceJet, which has all its 12 Boeing Max planes grounded following the crash of an Ethiopian Airline plane early this month, is looking to hire pilots for its expansion plans.
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