Air India moves Delhi High Court against striking pilots

May 09, 2012 13:42

Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor Merge Kingfisher and Air India. Call the new entity India Kings. Then smoke it.

The latest on the Air India story is that the management today moved the Delhi High Court seeking an order restraining the pilots from going on strike. Filing an injunction suit before Justice Reva Khetrapal, counsel Lalit Bhasin sought an order to restrain Air India pilots from going on strike.

Justice Khetrapal will hear the matter at 2.15 pm today. A section of Air India pilots owing allegiance to Indian Pilots Guild went on strike yesterday following failure of talks with the Air India management. The IPG pilots have been agitating over the rescheduling of Boeing 787 Dreamliner training and matters relating to their career progression.

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