Airports Authority of India today cautioned job-aspirants not to be misled by fraudulent recruitment advertisements given by forging the name or logo of AAI.
The Director of Calicut International airport, K Srinivasa Rao, said some persons have been trying to cheat job-seekers by hodling out false promises and asking for personal and financial information and payment to get jobs.
Some websites have been claiming that there are vacant posts in the AAI, he said, adding that no websites or agencies have been authorised to advertise for posts.
All vacancies and recruitments in AAI are notified only on its official website, Employment News and Rozkar Samachar and in leading newspapers, he said.
Rao said AAI was not responsible in any way for any loss and or damage caused by the action of such unscrupulous elements.
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