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## [OS] India Airlines strike 'is over' Re: [OS] INDIA - Strike disrupts flights

Released on 2012-09-03 09:00 GMT

Email-ID | 335594
Date | 2007-06-14 13:45:47
From | os@stratfor.com
To | analysts@stratfor.com

A strike at India's state-run domestic airline that caused flight chaos
across the country has ended, officials say.
Some 12,000 ground staff at Indian Airlines had been on strike demanding
better wages and career prospects.
The were angered at a government plan to merge the struggling airline with
the country's international flagship carrier, Air India.
The government says the strike was called off following talks between
staff and the airline's management.
Details of Thursday's agreement are not yet clear.
The ground staff began their action on Tuesday night. It led to severe
disruption of flight traffic.
Indian Airline's flights are expected to be running back on schedule by
Thursday evening, officials say.
Indian Airline's recently formally renamed itself 'Indian'.
The company and Air India have faced increased competition from new
private airlines in recent years, and Indian Airlines has seen its market
share drop to 20%.
Staff had said that the merger with Air India could lead to job cuts or
hurt their future prospects.
'Illegal'
Indian Airlines operates more than 300 flights a day, carrying some 30,000
passengers.
On Wednesday the Delhi High Court declared the strike illegal and ordered
the 12,000 employees to resume work.
The government suspended 23 strikers and was threatening action against
others.
Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel said the strike was not in the
interests of staff or the airline and employees should understand that in
times of competition, passengers had other options.
Set up in 1932, Air India is the country's flagship international airline,
serving more than 40 destinations worldwide.
Indian Airlines is focused on the domestic market, but recently began some
flights to destinations in Asia and the Middle East.
In the last few years, privately owned rivals such as Jet Airways and
Kingfisher Airlines have taken market share from the duo.
Story from BBC NEWS:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/south_asia/6752163.stm
Published: 2007/06/14 10:27:57 GMT
os@stratfor.com wrote:
Eszter - Indian Airlines employees in indefinite strike.
Thousands of employees of India's state-run domestic airline have begun
an indefinite strike, disrupting air travel across the country.
Some flights have been cancelled, many are delayed by several hours and
the fate of others remains uncertain.
Baggage handlers, check-in staff and other employees of Indian Airlines
want better wages and career prospects.
The strike began after talks with the management broke down. The airline
has described the protest as "illegal".
Although flights operated by private airlines were mostly on schedule,
long queues of passengers were seen at several airports.
'Frustrating'
Neelesh Verkhedkar, whose wife was booked to travel on an Indian
Airlines flight, told the BBC: "We saw in the morning news that the
flights have been delayed or cancelled and since she has to be in Nagpur
tonight, we came to the airport to make alternate arrangements."
He said they managed to get her a ticket on a private airline.
"They haven't even put up a list of which flights have been cancelled.
Everything is very uncertain and we couldn't take any chances," he said.
Majid, a passenger told the NDTV news channel in the capital, Delhi:
"No-one is ready to tell us when the flight will take off or whether it
will take off at all or not."
Another passenger told the channel that even after the plane landed, it
took the airline half-an-hour to bring the ladder to the plane.
In January, the government announced the merger of Indian Airlines with
the state-owned international carrier Air India to be able to compete
more effectively with private carriers.
Set up in 1932, Air India is the country's flagship international
airline, serving more than 40 destinations worldwide.
Indian Airlines is focused on the domestic market.
But in the last few years, privately owned rivals such as Jet Airways
and Kingfisher Airlines have taken market share from the duo.
Story from BBC NEWS:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/south_asia/6747291.stm
Published: 2007/06/13 06:52:39 GMT
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Eszter Fejes
fejes@stratfor.com
AIM: EFejesStratfor
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Eszter Fejes
fejes@stratfor.com
AIM: EFejesStratfor