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    Home»Brief News»Vistara celebrates women workforce through a campaign
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    Vistara celebrates women workforce through a campaign

    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauMarch 8, 2016Updated:September 20, 20182 Mins Read5556 Views
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    India’s newest carrier has launched a social media campaign, #WomenWhoMakeUsFly.

    If there is one sector that religiously follows the gender parity, it’s the airlines industry. However, the role of women in this sector is not just restricted to the cabin crew. Women are increasingly joining the flying club and the Indian women pilots seem to have taken a lead.

    As per the International Society of Women Airline Pilots, only 3 per cent of the total pilots in the world are women. But interestingly, for India the figure stands at 11.7 per cent. Out of the 5100 plus pilots employed by Indian airline companies, 600 are women.

    The same holds true even for newer airlines, such as Vistara, a JV between Singapore Airlines and the Tata Group. The gender ratio for India’s newest carrier is 50:50 and the share of women pilots is 5 per cent.

    Vistara has decided to celebrate the contribution of its women employees through a social media campaign, #WomenWhoMakeUsFly. The objective is to honour the immense contribution of its incredible women employees, who have helped the brand scale new heights in terms of reliability and service excellence in a short period of time.

    The campaign highlights the plethora of roles that employees from the fairer sex play, to make Vistara fly.

    As a part of the campaign, Vistara’s display picture on its Facebook page will showcase its multiple women employees. This campaign aims to put a face to the brand and engage with its social media fans, highlighting their multiple roles in the organisation.

    This promotion is also a tribute to the limitless potential of women embodying the spirit of the name, Vistara—limitless potential, a limitless expanse.

    In addition, the airline, on international women’s day, has decided to have all women crew operate four flights on its Delhi-Lucknow-Delhi-Mumbai-Delhi route. The airline will also offer complimentary surprise upgrades to Business Class to select women customers, through a random draw of lots.

    Phee Teik Yeoh, CEO, Vistara says, “On this special occasion, we would like to recognise the contribution of women and celebrate the extraordinary role they play in the success of Vistara. We are proud that women make up the majority of our workforce. They are the wind beneath our wings.”

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    1. Shubhra Deysarkar on March 8, 2016 8:55 pm

      The gr8 Airlines with satisfactory services
      Congratulations
      Shubhra Deysarkar
      Ex.Air Sahara ( Manager)
      New Delhi.
      ( Presently at Lucknow)*

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