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"With immediate effect, all (crew) are required to announce 'Jai Hind' at the end of every announcement after a slight pause and much fervour," the advisory issued by Amitabh Singh, Director Operations, Air India, said.
Express Web Desk |New Delhi |Published: March 4, 2019 9:47:48 pm
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Air India crew will have to say ‘Jai Hind’ after every in-flight announcement.
In line with the “mood of the nation”, Air India on Monday issued an advisory, asking its crew members to say “Jai Hind” after every in-flight announcement “with much fervour”.
“With immediate effect, all (crew) are required to announce ‘Jai Hind’ at the end of every announcement after a slight pause and much fervour,” the advisory issued by Amitabh Singh, Director Operations, Air India, said.
While former Air India chairman Ashwani Lohani had issued a similar directive to pilots in 2016, PTI quoted an official as saying that the current advisory was a reminder to the staff in line with the “mood of the nation”.
Faced with numerous complaints from its customers of being ‘inhospitable’ and ‘insensitive’, especially in times of flight delays, Lohani, during his first stint as Air India chief, issued a directive in May 2016, saying using the words ‘Jai Hind’ by the flight commander before takeoff would make a tremendous impact (on the passengers in case of delays).
Besides, Lohani in his communication had also asked the staff to be “courteous and polite” to passengers and said wearing a smile would be a “good thing”.
Last month, the Central government called back Lohani from retirement to head the cash-strapped national carrier as chairman and managing director for a second time within two years.
His first tenure as Air India chief was from August 2015 to August 2017. Lohani was appointed Railway Board chairman in August 2017 and retired in December 2018.
https://indianexpress.com/article/business/aviation/air-india-crew-jai-hind-advisory-5610920/
Breaking News:
Starting immediately: all passengers after takeoff and after the seat belt lights have been switched off will:
1. Get up and Lynch the kashmiri sitting next to them
2. Rape the women in the seated next to them
This is to align with the nation's culture, mood, and ethics.
Signed: Modi the Gujrat and Kashmir terrorist.
"With immediate effect, all (crew) are required to announce 'Jai Hind' at the end of every announcement after a slight pause and much fervour," the advisory issued by Amitabh Singh, Director Operations, Air India, said.
Express Web Desk |New Delhi |Published: March 4, 2019 9:47:48 pm
![]()
Air India crew will have to say ‘Jai Hind’ after every in-flight announcement.
In line with the “mood of the nation”, Air India on Monday issued an advisory, asking its crew members to say “Jai Hind” after every in-flight announcement “with much fervour”.
“With immediate effect, all (crew) are required to announce ‘Jai Hind’ at the end of every announcement after a slight pause and much fervour,” the advisory issued by Amitabh Singh, Director Operations, Air India, said.
While former Air India chairman Ashwani Lohani had issued a similar directive to pilots in 2016, PTI quoted an official as saying that the current advisory was a reminder to the staff in line with the “mood of the nation”.
Faced with numerous complaints from its customers of being ‘inhospitable’ and ‘insensitive’, especially in times of flight delays, Lohani, during his first stint as Air India chief, issued a directive in May 2016, saying using the words ‘Jai Hind’ by the flight commander before takeoff would make a tremendous impact (on the passengers in case of delays).
Besides, Lohani in his communication had also asked the staff to be “courteous and polite” to passengers and said wearing a smile would be a “good thing”.
Last month, the Central government called back Lohani from retirement to head the cash-strapped national carrier as chairman and managing director for a second time within two years.
His first tenure as Air India chief was from August 2015 to August 2017. Lohani was appointed Railway Board chairman in August 2017 and retired in December 2018.
https://indianexpress.com/article/business/aviation/air-india-crew-jai-hind-advisory-5610920/
Exactly !!! thinks looks good at start and then messed up for decadesguys modi is zia ul haq of india . things look beutiful in start and then messed up for decades . be happy india got his zia ul haq
and then 10 govs will try to fix them back but people will resistThere airline, so they say what ever they want to. Why do we care?
Exactly !!! thinks looks good at start and then messed up for decades
