25 Expatriate Pilots Sacked By India's Jet Airways
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In an effort to cut costs and streamline operations, India ’s Jet Airways has terminated the contracts of 25 expatriate pilots. The hike in fuel costs and continued inflation has resulted in a downturn of the Indian aviation sector evoking drastic cost cutting measures by various airlines. Expatriate pilots have been sacked as their salary is almost 40% higher than the 15000-18000 monthly salary paid to…
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