Bombay HC allows Akasa Air to proceed with case against pilots in Mumbai
The Bombay High Court (HC) on Wednesday allowed Akasa Air to proceed with its case seeking contractual damages from pilots who exited the company allegedly without serving a notice period, according to LiveLaw.
The Bombay HC also posted the matter for considering grant of relief to Akasa Air on October 4, 2023. The court had reserved the order on Tuesday.
The airline’s operator SNV Aviation Pvt Ltd, had approached the Bombay High Court against a few pilots who had abruptly quit their duties without serving the mandatory notice period as required by their contracts. The carrier’s pilots are required to serve a notice period of six months (for first officers) or one year (for captains).
