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Jet Airways Airline to Hire over 50 Foreign Pilots For B-777

[New Delhi]One Of The Largest Domestic Carrier Jet Airways to Hire over 50 Foreign Expat Pilots For B-777, Whereas Naresh Goyal Promoted Airline had earlier planned to do away with Foreign Pilots.Co already Has 80 Foreign Pilots.
Another Domestic Airline Indigo is leading with 94
Jet Airways is in the process of hiring over 50 pilots to fly its wide body B-777 planes, with six of these aircraft, currently on lease to Abu Dhabi- based Etihad Airways, are expected to start returning to the Indian carrier’s fleet from June.
Jet Airways, the second largest domestic carrier by market share, plans to deploy these long-haul planes to destinations like Amsterdam, Paris and Toronto, when they come back from Abu Dhabi, by replacing the existing wide-body Airbus A330s which currently service these foreign cities.
The Naresh Goyal-promoted airline has leased out six of its ten B777s to its 26 per cent equity partner Etihad.
Airline has as many as 97 planes comprising B777s, B737s, Airbus 330s and ATRs.
Jet Airways, which at present has over 80 foreign pilots working for it, had earlier planned to do away with them in a phased manner, keeping in view the government’s deadline of December 2016 for the Indian carriers.
It had even prematurely terminated the service contracts of 50 of these pilots in fiscal 2015 with a view to reduce cost as well as bring down their number.
Parliament was last year informed that as many as
284 foreign pilots were employed by domestic airlines as of September 2015, with budget carrier
IndiGo having the maximum of 94, followed by Jet.
Foreign Aircrew temporary Authorisation (FATA) licence, which is issued by aviation regulator DGCA after an intense scrutiny of the documents by various official agencies, is mandatory for an expat pilot seeking job in India.
The government was earlier considering not to allow airlines to hire foreign pilots, most of whom join as commanders, beyond this year in its bid to encourage the carriers to groom domestic pilots for the Pilot-in Command position in the cockpit.

State Run Carrier Air India Also Receives Bomb Threats

[Chennai,TN,Mumbai ]National Carrier Air India Also Receives Bomb Threats
Anonymous caller, today,threatened to blow up AI flights .Earlier Similar Threats Created Panic For Indigo+JetAirways Flights Also
A threat to bomb two Air India flights was today made by an anonymous dialler, the third straight day when security personnel in the country went into a tizzy over such calls.
The Air India office at Mumbai received a bomb threat call today evening,
The caller allegedly threatened to blow up two Air India flights —
[1]AI 945 Chennai-to-Hyderabad and the
[2] Chennai-to- Delhi AI 143.
As per sources Air India has stepped up the security measures. All the flights are operating as per schedule,
Panic gripped passengers at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport on Tuesday after the Jet Airways call centre received threats about bombs in five of its aircraft from here, hours after blasts ripped through Brussels airport, killing over 20.
Yesterday, there was a major security scare at several airports in the country, including the national capital, following a phone call from the US that 11 aircraft of private carrier IndiGo could be in the danger of being blown up

India Alerts Its Major Airports After Blasts in Brussels

[New Delhi]India Alerts Its Major Airports+Metros After Blasts in Brussels
Jet Airways has also Received Bomb Threats due which Panic Griped IGI Airport Also.
The BJP Led Indian Govt today issued an alert to heighten security at major airports and metro networks across the country in the wake of multiple blasts in Brussels Which claimed 26 lives.
In a communication, the central government asked the state governments and security agencies, including CISF, to beef up security at airports in Delhi+ Mumbai+Chennai+Bengaluru+Hyderabad+ Kolkata.
Instructions have also been given to tighten security in metro networks in Delhi+Kolkata+Mumbai + Bengaluru,
Almost all airports in the country and the Delhi Metro are guarded by the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), other metro networks are protected by respective state police forces.
The central communication was issued after a series of apparently coordinated explosions ripped through Brussels airport and a city metro station, killing at least 26 people in the latest attacks to target Europe..

Jet Airways Flight Delayed:Bomb Threat Call:59 On Board Safe

[New Delhi] Jet Airways Flight Delayed:Bomb Threat Call:59 On Board Safe
A Gorakhpur-bound Jet Airways plane, with 55 passengers+four crew onboard, was delayed by about two hours following a bomb threat call, which later turned out to be a hoax.
Jet Airways flight (9W-2467) from Delhi to Gorakhpur, operated by an ATR aircraft, was scheduled to depart at 1330 hours, but at around 1230 hours, the airline office received a phone call which said there was a bomb in the plane,
Following which the plane was taken to an isolation bay for a thorough check and cleared for take-off after nothing was found,
Delhi Police also confirmed the “bomb threat” in a tweet on its official twitter handle.
Delhi Police tweeted.
“Due to a bomb call, Jet Airways flt 9W-2467 from Delhi to Gorakhpur will be delayed due to the ongoing checking process.
All passengers safe”

Arabic Etihad’s Partner Airline Jet Airways to Expand Operations to Dubai

[New Delhi,Dubai] Arabic Etihad’s Partner Airline Jet Airways to Expand Operations to Dubai
Private carrier Jet Airways will expand flight operations to Dubai from its Delhi and Mumbai hubs from next month.
Jet Airways said in a release.that The airline would launch a sixth flight of daily frequency on Mumbai-Dubai route from March 1, while a third daily frequency will be added from Delhi for Dubai on March 27,
The carrier will deploy Boeing 737-800 aircraft for the new services
Airline will operate a total of 11 daily flights between India and Dubai, including services from Kochi and Mangalore,
The international traffic at Dubai Airport reportedly increased by 10.7 per cent to more than 78 million in 2015 over the year-ago period, making it the busiest airport for the international passengers in the world.
Gaurang Shetty, senior vice-president, commercial, Jet Airways,said that The airline’s new flights commence operations at a time when India has strengthened its position as one of UAE’s largest trading partners and the bilateral trade is at an all- time high,

भारतीय एयर लाइन्स संघ ने विदेशी और नए एयरलाइन्स के बराबर दर्जा मांगा

[नई दिल्ली] भारतीय एयर लाइन्स संघ ने केंद्र सरकार को ज्ञापन देकर विदेशी और नए एयरलाइन्स के बराबर दर्जा मांगा |
भारतीय एयरलाइंस संघ के एयरलाइंस ऑपरेटरों के एक प्रतिनिधिमंडल ने पूर्वोत्‍तर क्षेत्र विकास के केंद्रीय राज्य मंत्री डॉ. जितेन्‍द्र सिंह को एक ज्ञापन दिया जिसमे संघ ने सरकार से अपनी राष्ट्रीय नागरिक उड्डयन नीति को अंतिम रूप देने के दौरान उनकी कुछ चिंताओं के बारे में सरकार से हस्तक्षेप करने की मांग की | इस नीति को उड्ययन मंत्रालय तैयार करने वाला है। संघ ने कहा कि यह आवश्‍यक है कि उनके साथ भेदभाव न होने दिया जाए और विदेशी और नए एयरलाइंस के बराबर उन्‍हें भी रखकर देखा जाए।
प्रतिनिधिमंडल में इंडिगो अध्‍यक्ष आदित्‍य घोष+जेट एयरवेज के वरिष्‍ठ उपाध्‍यक्ष डॉ. नारायण हरिहरन+स्पाइस जेट के मुख्य प्रबंध निदेशक अजब सिंह और गो एयरलाइन के प्रबंध निदेशक जे वाडिया शामिल थे |

Arabic “Etihad”Books 63% Growth In Passenger Traffic,Record Figures In India

Gulf Carrier Etihad Airways Books 63 % Growth In Passenger Traffic , Record Figures in India
Gulf carrier Etihad Airways with Jet Airways has carried a record 3.3 million people between Abu Dhabi and India in 2015, registering a 63 per cent growth in passenger traffic.
As per airlines Together, the airlines carried a record 3.3 million passengers between Etihad Airways’ Abu Dhabi hub and India in 2015, representing a sharp rise on the 2 million flown during the previous 12 months,
The UAE is the 10th biggest foreign – and largest Arab – investor in India.
From May 1, the airline will launch its award-winning Airbus A380 operations to Mumbai.
The UN World Tourism Organisation predicts more than 50 million Indians travelling overseas annually by 2020.

Jet Airways Top Level Executive{VP Sales}Rajeev Nambiar Also Quits Naresh Goyal

[New Delhi] Jet Airways Top Level Executive Rajeev Nambiar Also Quits Airline .He Was Vice President Of Sales
Jet Airways’ Vice President for Sales Rajeev Nambiar has quit, becoming the first top level executive to move out of the Naresh Goyal-led airline this year.
The leading carrier has seen a series of top level exists in the last two-and-a-half years. Its Chief Executive Officer Cramer Ball had resigned in December 2015.
Nambiar, who had joined Jet Airways from Etihad in 2014, is said to be moving back to the Gulf carrier.
In a statement, Jet Airways said Nambiar has tendered his resignation.
His resignation comes less than two weeks before Jet Airways announces its financial results for the third quarter of current fiscal. The results are scheduled for February 6.
Cramer Ball became the fourth CEO of this private airline to quit since April 2013 when it offloaded a part stake to Abu Dhabi’s national carrier Etihad.
Apart from Ball, two other senior executives had put in their papers last year. In September last, Jet Airways Vice President for Fleet Management
Krishnan Balakrishnan had left the carrier to join budget airline GoAir as its Chief Financial Officer.
Before that in August last year, the carrier’s Chief Commercial Officer
Raj Sivakumar had quit.

Amit Agarwal Gets Financial Office of Jet Airways

[Mumbai]Amit Agarwal Gets Financial Office of Jet Airways
Agrawal Is former Suzlon senior executive
Agarwal’s appointment to the post is effective from 22 December
Jet Airways did not have a full time CFO since March 2014 when the then incumbent Ravishankar Gopalakrishnan, who was also the acting chief executive officer, parted ways with the airline.
Agarwal’s appointment also comes days after Crammer Ball stepped down from the CEO post to join Italian airline Alitalia as its chief executive.

Jet Airways Coach Crashes In Stationary AirIndia’s Plane

[Kolkata,WB]Jet Airways Coach Crashes In Stationary Air India’s Plane
A plane of Air India subsidiary Alliance Air was damaged after a Jet Airways passenger coach rammed into the stationary aircraft at the NSCB International Airport.There was no report of any casualty.
Airport officials said the plane was parked at Bay no.32 in the airport and was preparing to leave for Silchar when the driver of the Jet Airways bus lost control of the vehicle and hit it near its left wing at around 5.25 AMToday
Plane has been grounded.
Officials said there was not much fog in the morning and the air traffic was unaffected.