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New Delhi: Society for Welfare of Indian Pilots, a body claiming to represent over 790 pilots of Jet Airways, has dragged the Government and the Naresh Goyal promoted carrier challenging the six-months notice period required to be served before leaving the airline.
As per the Civil Air Requirement (CAR), pilots have to serve mandatory six-month notice period before leaving any airline company.
Admitting their petition, Justice Sanjiv Khanna has issued notices to the Center, Director General of Civil Aviation and Jet Airways directing them to file their replies.
In their petition, Society for Welfare of Indian Pilots (SWIP) alleged that many airlines, including Jet Airways, were misusing CAR, which provided an 'unfair advantage' to the management, and using it to change their service conditions.
"Airlines including Respondent 3 (Jet Airways), for malafide reasons, have sought to misuse the provisions of the impugned notification (CAR) and have imposed a compulsory notice period of six months on pilots," said SWIP in its petition filed through its firm Link Legal.
"(CAR) is being misused by Air Operators, as it provides an unfair advantage to them, who have unilaterally started changing the terms and condition of service of pilots employed by them and also reducing their salaries and other emoluments in the garb of recession," said SWIP.
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