Is it True ?
Working with Kingfisher Airlines promises to be an exciting phase in your life
"Soar to new heights"
Working with Kingfisher Airlines promises to be an exciting phase in your life. After all, not everyone can claim to be part of a team that created 'India's No 1 airline in customer satisfaction' as rated by Business World magazine. Taking off from there, Kingfisher Airlines is now set to conquer the global skies.
Our commitment of delivering a true Kingfisher experience rests entirely on the able shoulders of our team. We are constantly looking for the right mix of experience and attitude whether it is in-flight, on ground, or behind the scenes. If you are a potential candidate, we invite you to explore our careers section, find out more about us and search for available positions across the Kingfisher Airlines universe.
The Airline's Licence expires on December 31 and it can't be renewed unless first ongoing suspension is lifted.
Aviation industry experts say even if the licence lapses, KFA can get it renewed later.
For instance, the licence of MDLR and Paramount Airlines has been lapsed for a long time but not cancelled.
Shekhar Gupta
CEO
Capt. Shekhar Gupta [ Pilot, DIAM, M.Ae.S.I., MAOPA [USA] ]
shekhar@aerosoft.in
Blog : http://shekharaerosoft.blogspot.in/
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