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AirAsia India faces churn at the top with 4 senior positions remain vacant

The company's CEO Amar Abrol resigned last month and is on a notice period

AirAsia India appoints Amar Abrol as new CEO; Chandilya to go
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Arindam MajumderAneesh Phadnis New Delhi/Mumbai
With the glare of investigating agencies on the company, AirAsia India is finding it tough to attract and retain employees. At its Bangalore-based headquarters, the airline has four senior managerial positions vacant. 

The airline is hunting for a new commercial head after Kiran Jain has been given a new role to head government liasoning. “Kiran has moved to Delhi and has taken charge as director, government affairs. While she is also heading the commercial department with dual charge, the airline is looking for a new commercial head,” said a person aware of the developments.

The company’s CEO Amar Abrol resigned

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