Mumbai: Several unions from Air India on Friday expressed happiness over the owner of the aircraft, Tata Sons who won the offer to obtain a national operator.
After the process of the Marathon Disinvestment, which was stated in January last year, the government announced on Friday announced that the Bid winner of Tata Sons from RS 18,000 Crore was higher than the price of RS 12,906 Crore reserves set by it.
“We are most like to hear that it will be a group of Tata carrying us over.
We hope to give this company the best.” And, in return, we believe that Tata groups will ensure that mutually beneficial work.
Relationship will be disinalized for years, “said a member of the Indian pilot guild committee, the Boeing Pilot Union of Air India.
Separately, the Guild in Tweet said,” @GuildPilots is proud that @airindiain which was founded by the Indian first licensed pilot and that airline will Return to Tata Group …
We hope to be part of #tatafamily.
“The Indian National Commercial Pilot Association (ICPA), the Indian Airbus Pilot Agency, said he had a great expectation of the new employer.
Secretary General of ICPA Praveen Keerthi said,” Groups are known for taking care of their employees.
Even during a pandemic, Vistara employees are more maintained than Indian air.
We have great expectations from new employers and vibrant and worried at the same time.
“Keerthi added that Icpa hoped to meet a new employer to take Indian water to his glory.” In this case, they have full support.
“All Indah Cabin Crew Association, who claimed to represent the majority of cabin crew members in Air India, said in a tweet,” it is #Gharwapasi for #Amarion #Viation us.
“Rohit Nandan, former Chair and Managing Director of Indian Water Managers, Declare hope that this airline is expected to be managed professionally now with Tata Sons into his new owner.
“He added that people in Indian air were quite happy.
“At the very least, Indian air will have a better time in front.
He said that the pilot’s work and engineers were secured, it was another category that might experience difficulties but I think the government must have made some provisions to see that their work.
Safe,” Nandan said.