Air India, Air India Express have hired more than 3,900 people this year, says airline chief Campbell Wilson
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Air India chief Campbell Wilson on May 19 said the airline and Air India Express have hired more than 3,900 people, including over 500 pilots and 2,400 cabin crew members, since the start of 2023.
Air India chief Campbell Wilson on Friday (May 19) said the airline and Air India Express have hired more than 3,900 people, including over 500 pilots and 2,400 cabin crew members, since the start of this year.
Air India, under the stewardship of Tata Group, is revamping the airline group and hiring more people as it expands the fleet as well as operations.
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"Since the start of the year more than 500 pilots, 2,400 cabin crew and 1,000 other staff have been recruited across AI and AIX. We also saw our 1,000th new cabin crew of the year commence operational duties," Mr. Wilson said in a message to Air India employees on Friday (May 19).
He also said the teams have done a great job in ramping up the recruitment and training capabilities, travelling the country and grooming the new Air Indians.
Air India (AI) has around 11,000 employees and Air India Express (AIX) has about 1,900 people, including third party staff.
Mr. Wilson is the CEO and Managing Director of Air India.
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