Kingfisher employees to meet management

Striking employees of Kingfisher Airlines Sunday said they will meet the management to find a solution to the 20-day strike that has crippled operations and led the Directorate General of Civil Aviation [DGCA] to suspend the carrier's licence. "We will hold a meeting with the management tomorrow [Monday] in Mumbai. We also want the airline to start operations and to become viable again," a senior official who is on strike told IANS in New Delhi. "We will consider any offer presented by the airline which is logical and meets the minimum criteria of our demands," the official added. Nearly, 6,500 employees of the airline face the possibility of losing their jobs if the airline continues to be in a state of lockout, which has been extended till Oct 23.