 "Offer for crew based in Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru. Leave would be granted on a first come, first served basis | Photo: Reuters")
Jet Airways is offering upto 50 days leave without pay to its flight attendants. While Jet called it an employee-friendly step, the move will help loss making airline it to save cash.
Leave without pay for minimum 15 days was introduced for cabin crew operating the Boeing 737 planes in October and the same is now being extended to crew of wide-body Airbus A330s and Boeing 777s in November and December.
In its latest communication, the airline has informed its flight attendants that they would be eligible for leave without pay between November 1 and December 20. Crew based in Mumbai, Delhi
