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AirAsia says it doesn't ask for security deposit, warns against imposters

Some aspiring crew officials recently received emails in the name of 'AirAsia Airlines Limited'

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Press Trust of India Bengaluru
After a few fraudulent job emails in its name surfaced, AirAsia India has cautioned job-seekers against "certain recruitment agencies" attempting to mislead people by fictitiously posing as employees of the budget carrier.

Some aspiring crew officials recently received emails in the name of "AirAsia Airlines Limited", which said the company has "selected their resumes" and called them for "direct online interview".

The email also mentioned a mandatory refundable fee of Rs 9,600 as charges for "interview processing, maintenance, courier, accommodation, and assurance".

A 23-year-old aviation professional in another airline raised an alarm over the email, bringing it

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