Air India pilots seek provident fund details from airline

NEW DELHI: Air India pilots have sought information on the status of their provident fund (PF) accounts, as the airline is on the verge of being privatised.
The Indian Commercial Pilots Association (ICPA) on Monday wrote to AI management highlighting “concern regarding the security and future of their investments’ value owing to some recent corporate failures and the impending disinvestment of Air India. The Indian Airlines Employees’ Provident Fund (IAEPF) contains the life savings of all employees of erstwhile Indian Airlines Limited, including all members of the ICPA.”
ICPA is the union of erstwhile Indian Airlines’ pilots.
Comments from Air India have been sought on this issue and are awaited.