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Around 40 SpiceJet Q400 pilots refuse to fly until salary dues are cleared: Report

Times of India - India ·
Around 40 SpiceJet Q400 pilots refuse to fly until salary dues are cleared: Report

SpiceJet is facing a serious operational crisis as approximately 40 pilots operating the Q400 aircraft have opted not to fly, protesting unpaid wages.

The Airline Pilots' Association of India is backing their demand for fair treatment.

Additionally, vendors are withholding necessary services because of delayed payments.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation is keeping a close eye on SpiceJet's mounting troubles as the airline navigates through its financial struggles.

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