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Civil Aviation Minister Vayalar Ravi Addresses Air India Conference

  •   Fri, Nov 25 2011 03:18:32 PM

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New Delhi, Nov 25: Union Minister of Civil Aviation Vayalar Ravi addressed Air India ’s 1st overseas stations Sales and Marketing Conference after merger, being held at Hotel Centaur IGI Airport  New Delhi from November 24 to 25.

The meet was attended by Dr Syed Nasim Zaidi, secretary Civil Aviation and Shri Rohit Nandan, CMD Air India .


Speaking on the occasion the minister commended the station managers for their efforts to increase the revenues and market share of Air India . The Minister stressed the need   to implement the guidelines of GOM and its Turn Around Plan to bring back the old glory of Air India . The minister further reiterated to extend best co-operation towards customer needs and their facilities by overseas Air India offices, and advised managers to maintain close interaction with local groups, Tourism boards and associations. 
  
The minister also emphasised the need of all employees’ to work together for company’s turnaround. He also said the government is of the opinion that Air India can perform better provided all section of the employees including the management work together. “My thinking, my decision is to get Air India out of present situation and only you can do that. Your result would help to pay your salaries and to repay the debts. I appeal to all of you to see that Air India provide the best service, on time performance and best connections.”, he said.

CMD and secretary, Civil Aviation also suggested various inputs and  recommendations to get more passengers and better revenues.

  

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi/New York, USA

    Sat, Nov 26 2011

    Dear Rehna, I fully agree with your comments on AIR INDIA' state of affairs. It is becoming from bad to worst. I was a regular traveler by AIR INDIA but I stopped as feel more comfortable with other airlines price,wise,service wise and for many other reasons.Once I traveled by AIR INDIA from JFK to Mumbai and then to Mangalore after two days. They charged me the domestic baggage allowance even though I told that I am a passenger from New York. I was told that since I broke the journey for more than 24 hours I had to pay the domestic baggage allowance and my wife and myself had to pay excess baggage. Wake up AIR INDIA.

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  • Rehna, Mangalore

    Fri, Nov 25 2011

    The Management of Air Inida should wake up How to generate revenue. Hope JRD Tata is crying seeing the state of AirIndia. Give good service and keep affordable Fares and not the Fares as you wish. The Management should be sent fro training on other airlines and learn from them. It is high time for the government to Close down Air India.

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