Revamping top brass and partial divestment is not going to solve the present financial crunch / crisis of Air India. There are many other ways and means to reduce the present financial burden of Air India by way of adopting effective cost cutting measures, revamping the entire administrative structure, inducting new methodology for procurement and provision of various items with utmost austerity measures. Many more viable and effective measures are available to solve the present problems of AI. I am an Ex-Defence Personnel having served the Department of Defence Production for around 42 years in different Departments and offered a number of suggestions for cost cutting and reducing OHE etc., In case, the honourable Minister permit me, I can get associated with AI for working out various options to reduce the expenditure/cost cutting etc., and thereby ensure sufficient profit for the pioneer Airliner in the country
Re: IT IS EASY TO REDUCE FINANCIAL BURDEN OF AIR INDIA
by Loan Shark on Jul 07, 2009 11:12 PM
LOL ... now here is a guy touting his resume on a discussion board
Re: IT IS EASY TO REDUCE FINANCIAL BURDEN OF AIR INDIA
by Manoj K on Jul 07, 2009 11:00 PM
You miss one very important point about pathetic customer services and utter disregard for safety and comfort of passenger. These AI employees can do anything with passengers. Based on my experience with AI, I will never ever fly with them evenif in case of emergency and free ticket in business class.
Re: Re: IT IS EASY TO REDUCE FINANCIAL BURDEN OF AIR INDIA
by sudip majumder on Jul 08, 2009 01:13 AM
sorry - AI is much better compared to Jet - again that is my experience. So folks are folks - as long as we have lousy thug politician to manage this thing - it would be like this only.
Re: Employee Unions should be banned
by vipul saxena on Jul 08, 2009 02:22 AM
put everything in the hand of chor baniya community who for centuries been looting this country
Re: Employee Unions should be banned
by ANTONY LAZAR on Jul 08, 2009 03:27 AM
Even the air hostess are rude, no smile in their face while serving. Seem like kaamwali bhai's. Bring changes in flying staff too, passengers no more want to see these rude old ladies any more.
infact employees themselves are responsible for such a huge loss. they hardly work and always look for an oppurtunity to get overtime wages....this is done thru delaying flights regularly.......its the same case with indian airlines......which has got merged with AI
When you know the ratio of employees to flight is more, you don't need internationally reputed independent directors to be hired to say that and they again walk away with huge sums of money ripping tax payers for the whole mis-management
The Minister for Civil Aviation has hinted,as a result of the pressure from PMO, to restructure the top brass management and detail steps to bring a turnaround in Air India in two years. Good luck to the Minister and Air India! Unfortunately, in the past, all steps taken to rejuvenate have only resulted in more losses and creating a hole out of which Air India is going to find it very difficult to come out and be a success.First , there has to be a will to take drastic steps and not to dilly dally as they have been doing in the past.
He is not responsible at all as he was busy in degesting the huge amount what je got from the modernaisation of few airports and the big junk from private aire line to make Air India wrust and wrust. you see at his face in the pic, Does he not look like a "chor"
Govt. steps appear to be in the right direction. Only caution - too many cooks should not be brought to spoil the food! Also, the Hon'ble Aviation Minister should be removed. He is equally responsible for the present condition of the national carrier!
