Now, a panel to examine Air India wage issues
A three-member panel appointed by civil aviation minister, will examine the recommendations of Justice Dharmadhikari Committee on HR related issues, the aviation ministry said in a statement.

India's civil aviation minister has formed a panel to examine wage-related issues arising from the merger of national carriers Air India and Indian Airlines.
The three-member panel will examine the recommendations of the Justice Dharmadhikari Committee on HR related issues by the first week of March, the aviation ministry said in a statement.
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India's airline companies face a severe cash-crunch and have a massive debt pile of about $20 billion.
Indian Airlines, which mainly operated on domestic routes, was merged with Air India in 2007.All but one of India's six main airlines are loss-making, with state-run Air India on government life-support
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