Growing losses in the aviation business, forcing key carriers to put expansion plans on hold, are already taking its toll on salaries.

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		</script> </DIV><p class='TableClas'>After hikes of 20-25 per cent in salary last year, aviation industry executives say increments, including those of pilots and executives, are not expected to be more than 3-6 per cent this year. Most major carriers 

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