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IndiGo suspends pilots planning to protest pay cuts

New Delhi, April 4 IndiGo management today suspended few pilots who were planning “mass sick leave on Tuesday” with other colleagues against pay cuts that were implemented during the pandemic. A source said, “Few pilots have been suspended for activities...

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Updated At : 12:28 PM Apr 05, 2022 IST

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New Delhi, April 4

IndiGo management today suspended few pilots who were planning “mass sick leave on Tuesday” with other colleagues against pay cuts that were implemented during the pandemic.

A source said, “Few pilots have been suspended for activities that are in contravention to the terms of their employment and in violation of the code of conduct.” —

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