IndAir967
24th Jun 2009, 11:55
New Delhi: The troubles just don't seem to end for Air India (http://connect.in.com/profile/Air_India/313826). The airline has now been summoned by a US court in a multi-million dollar lawsuit for allegedly violating safety norms habitually.
The case was filed by Anthony Keyter, formerly a pilot with the Boeing company. Keyter was posted in India for two-and-a-half months in 2005 as part of the Boeing team's programme to train Air India (http://connect.in.com/profile/Air_India/313826) pilots after it placed a business deal of more than US $11 billion.
The law suit charges that there were habitual violations of the aviation laws by Air India (http://connect.in.com/profile/Air_India/313826), which affected flight safety. Keyter also alleged that he was harrassed and he now seeks restitution from Air India (http://connect.in.com/profile/Air_India/313826).
His law suit reads: "These violations occurred at the behest of Air India (http://connect.in.com/profile/Air_India/313826)'s operational management and many of them with the full knowledge and sanction of V Thulasidas, Chairman and Managing Director of Air India (http://connect.in.com/profile/Air_India/313826) at that time."
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The case was filed by Anthony Keyter, formerly a pilot with the Boeing company. Keyter was posted in India for two-and-a-half months in 2005 as part of the Boeing team's programme to train Air India (http://connect.in.com/profile/Air_India/313826) pilots after it placed a business deal of more than US $11 billion.
The law suit charges that there were habitual violations of the aviation laws by Air India (http://connect.in.com/profile/Air_India/313826), which affected flight safety. Keyter also alleged that he was harrassed and he now seeks restitution from Air India (http://connect.in.com/profile/Air_India/313826).
His law suit reads: "These violations occurred at the behest of Air India (http://connect.in.com/profile/Air_India/313826)'s operational management and many of them with the full knowledge and sanction of V Thulasidas, Chairman and Managing Director of Air India (http://connect.in.com/profile/Air_India/313826) at that time."
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