Air India’s CEO Campbell Wilson wrote an annual letter to staffs thanking them for their efforts and hard work in the past one year and said that the annual appraisal cycle is currently undertaking and it will be made effective from April 1.
“Our Finance and HR colleagues are busy compiling the numbers which will, amongst other things, determine increments and, once the counting, reporting, auditing and board approvals are complete in a few weeks’ time, we’ll share the news and ensure that changes are made effective from 1st April,” he said in the letter as per Moneycontrol.
The airline is stepping towards “a world class, global airline with an Indian heart”, he said, further he told that the airline has on boarded the first batch of cadet pilots who will soon begin their ground training in the US.
The cabin crew has “cleared the backlog of training batches, which will mark the addition of its 4,000th crew member since privatisation. These new colleagues join our great group of experienced leaders and mentors, and together, with an average age of 28, they will personify the new Air India around the world,” he said.
The decision comes after Air India’s sister airline Vistara faces operational delays and cancellations when pilots went on mass ‘sick leave’ to protest the new compensation structure and schedule.
