Air India began mandatory screening of its entire 5,000-strong pilot workforce on 13 August. The exercise covers around 3,500 Air India pilots and 1,500 Air India Express pilots, going substantially beyond the regulatory minimum.
Air India began mandatory screening of its entire 5,000-strong pilot workforce on 13 August. The exercise covers around 3,500 Air India pilots and 1,500 Air India Express pilots, going substantially beyond the regulatory minimum.
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Air India began mandatory screening of its entire 5,000-strong pilot workforce on 13 August. The exercise covers around 3,500 Air India pilots and 1,500 Air India Express pilots, going substantially beyond the regulatory minimum.
