Promotions at Air India from next month
7 Dec 2012 4:59 AM IST
Air India's performance standards have improved and promotions to its employees, which had been stopped recently, will be started from next month, Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh told Lok Sabha on Wednesday. He said during Question Hour, that though AI was still suffering losses, its performance has improved and it has returned some of the loans taken from banks.
'An oversight committee looks at performance standards of Air India every six months. So far, Air India has improved its performance standards,' he said. The minister stated that most recommendations of Justice Dharmadhikari Committee on integration of erstwhile Air India and Indian Airlines employees have been implemented.
‘Only promotions were stopped... We will start with the promotions from next month,’ Singh said, adding that a promotion committee has been constituted. He rued that MPs ask for commercial flights of Air India on routes which are commercially not viable.
'An oversight committee looks at performance standards of Air India every six months. So far, Air India has improved its performance standards,' he said. The minister stated that most recommendations of Justice Dharmadhikari Committee on integration of erstwhile Air India and Indian Airlines employees have been implemented.
‘Only promotions were stopped... We will start with the promotions from next month,’ Singh said, adding that a promotion committee has been constituted. He rued that MPs ask for commercial flights of Air India on routes which are commercially not viable.
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