Air India cuts down cost on stay of officers
New Delhi, Aug 1 (ANI): National carrier Air India is taking all necessary steps to cut down the cost to save and maximise revenues. All officers and staff visiting overseas may stay in rooms on a twin sharing basis.
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Aug 02, 2016 02:13 IST
New Delhi, Aug 1 (ANI): National carrier Air India is taking all necessary steps to cut down the cost to save and maximise revenues. All officers and staff visiting overseas may stay in rooms on a twin sharing basis. A circular issued on July 30th says, "All officers and staff deputed overseas for ground duty during Haj operations shall stay in hotel accommodation on a twin sharing basis. The concerned Head of departments shall ensure the same." Earlier, the officers and staff used separate rooms according to their grade. Air India has a debt of Rs. 51,000 crore as on March 31, 2016. The national carrier is estimated to have posted an operating profit of Rs. eight crore in 2015-16. It ran up losses to the tune of Rs 5,859.91 crore in 2014-15. The improvement is anticipated mainly on account of a steep fall in the jet fuel price, which accounts for 40 percent of an airline's operating expenses. (ANI)
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