Air India unlikely to extend services of 300 non-flying employees on FTC

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As many as 300 non-flying employees on fixed-term contract (FTC) at the Tata Group-owned Air India are unlikely to get their service agreements renewed after they failed to secure a place in the company in the run-up to the merger of Vistara with it, sources privy to the development have said.

So far, these employees, who have been working with Air India for 10-15 years in different departments, had been getting their employment contracts renewed, they said.

"But as they have not been assigned any role during the fitment exercise, which is almost complete now, their contracts are not unlikely to be renewed," a source told PTI.