US EditionAISATS senior staff step down following office party after Air India crash
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AISATS senior staff step down following office party after Air India crash
Air India SATS Airport Services (AISATS), a ground-handling joint venture between the Tata Group and Singapore-based SATS, has asked four senior officials to resign after a video emerged of an office celebration just days after the Air India crash on 12 June. Those asked to step down include two senior vice presidents, the chief operating officer, and the head of training. The resignations come amid disciplinary concerns following the circulatio…
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