Kingfisher Airlines employees likely to get 8 months salary dues soon

 Kingfisher Airlines promoter Vijay Mallya has assured his employees that they would be paid their salary dues of eight months soon but did not give a time-line, airline staffers said today.

The assurance came a day after a section of employees threatened to disrupt the matches of Royal Challenger Bangalore ( RCB), owned by Mallya, in the upcoming Indian Premier League ( IPL).

Kingfisher Airlines flying slots withdrawn: Govt Financial Express Govt spelled out more trouble for the beleaguered former aviation czar Vijay Mallya today. Government announced today the withdrawal of all domestic and international flying slots of the grounded Kingfisher Airlines with immediate effect -what is more ... See all stories on this topic »

Kingfisher Airlines loses foreign rights, domestic airport slots Times of India NEW DELHI: In a blow to grounded Kingfisher Airlines's desire to fly again, the government on Monday withdrew its international flying rights along with slots at Indian airports with immediate effect. Aviation minister Ajit Singh has ordered that KFA's ... See all stories on this topic »

Kingfisher Airlines to Lose All Flight Slots Wall Street Journal (India) MUMBAI--India's government has decided to withdraw all local and overseas flight slots allotted toKingfisher Airlines Ltd. as the carrier, grounded since Oct. 1, hasn't been using them, the aviation ministry said Monday. Kingfisher's permits to ... See all stories on this topic »

Government withdraws all international flying rights and domestic slots from ... Economic Times NEW DELHI: Kingfisher Airlines seems to have reached the end of the road with the government withdrawing all international flying rights and domestic slots from the carrier, terminating all hopes for the loss-laden airline to make a possible comeback. See all stories on this topic » Economic Times

Kingfisher loses local slots, global flying rights Livemint Mumbai: India has scrapped international flying rights and domestic slots of groundedKingfisher Airlines Ltd, the aviation ministry said on Monday, which could make its planned, phased restart even more difficult. “The Airports Authority of India has ... See all stories on this topic » Livemint

Kingfisher Airlines' flying slots withdrawn, to go to other airlines Business Today Kingfisher's flying licence was suspended October 20 last year, following a strike by employees that crippled the carrier's operations. The licence officially expired December 31, 2012, while a revival plan the airline submitted to the Directorate ... See all stories on this topic » Business Today

SBI warns of stringent action against Kingfisher Airlines Business Standard State Bank of India indicated on Monday that it was taking all steps to recover the debts from Kingfisher Airline in which its loan size was Rs 1,600 crore while the total exposure of all the banks to the airline was Rs 6,000 crore. “We have already ... See all stories on this topic » Business Standard

Flying slots to Kingfisher withdrawn The Hindu Under the said rights, Kingfisher Airlines was allowed to fly the sky of eight countries, namely, Bangladesh (14 services a week), Hong Kong (14 services a week), Nepal (7 services a week), Singapore (7 services a week), Sri Lanka (14 services a week ... See all stories on this topic » The Hindu

Kingfisher RIP: Airport slots to go to rivals Firstpost New Delhi: Had the Government been sensitive to the needs of other Indian airlines, it would have taken away international slots of Kingfisher Airlines almost an year back when Kingfisher stopped international operations. This would have freed up as ... See all stories on this topic » Firstpost

Indian Govt withdraws domestic, international traffic rights from Kingfisher ... National Turk English He said under the international bilateral traffic rights, Kingfisher Airlines were allowed to operate flights to eight countries namely Bangladesh (14 services per week), Hong Kong (14 services per week), Nepal (7 services per week), Singapore (7 ... See all stories on this topic »