New Delhi: AirAsia India will begin hiring employees for its guest services division and security team as it prepares to start commercial operations. The airline will conduct walk-in interviews at Bangalore today.
The tri-partite joint venture of AirAsia Berhad of Malaysia, Tata Sons and Telestra Tradeplace promoted by Arun Bhatia had completed the hiring of pilots and cabin crew in 2013 for its fleet of Airbus A320 narrow body aircraft. The airline has got a permission to import 10 A320s in the first year of operations but it is expected to start off with two planes initially. The interview for the guest services division and security team is open to only Indian citizens who are graduates in any discipline. Applicants between 20 years of age to 27 will be considered for guest services team and between 20 to 37 years for the security team. The airline has already received its first aircraft which is parked in Chennai. However, it is still waiting for the air operator's permit from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation as final flight checks haven't yet been completed. The permit is expected to be given by DGCA very soon.
18/04/14 Economic Times
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The tri-partite joint venture of AirAsia Berhad of Malaysia, Tata Sons and Telestra Tradeplace promoted by Arun Bhatia had completed the hiring of pilots and cabin crew in 2013 for its fleet of Airbus A320 narrow body aircraft. The airline has got a permission to import 10 A320s in the first year of operations but it is expected to start off with two planes initially. The interview for the guest services division and security team is open to only Indian citizens who are graduates in any discipline. Applicants between 20 years of age to 27 will be considered for guest services team and between 20 to 37 years for the security team. The airline has already received its first aircraft which is parked in Chennai. However, it is still waiting for the air operator's permit from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation as final flight checks haven't yet been completed. The permit is expected to be given by DGCA very soon.
18/04/14 Economic Times
