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Indian carriers expect smooth landing for employees' vaccination drive

Airlines in India began vaccinating their staff from May at their own or partner camps

Indian carriers expect smooth landing for employees' vaccination drive
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Aneesh Phadnis Mumbai
AirAsia India will fully vaccinate its employees by mid-October, the airline has said. IndiGo and Vistara hope to complete their drives by November-end and December-end, respectively. 

Airlines in India began vaccinating their staff from May at their own or partner camps. So far,  AirAsia India has vaccinated 90 per cent of its 3,000-odd workforce with the second dose.

“We have been actively conducting vaccination drives. We plan to vaccinate our eligible Allstars (AirAsia India staff) by mid-October,” said a spokesperson for the airline.

Currently, the airline operates around 110-120 daily flights - around 55-60 per cent of its capacity. The

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