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Air India’s BMI policy: Cabin crew may face de-rostering, salary cuts for non-compliance :: News Ei Samay

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byPritha Chakraborty
Sunday, March 22, 2026 at 09:27 AM
Air India’s BMI policy: Cabin crew may face de-rostering, salary cuts for non-compliance :: News Ei Samay

Air India’s new BMI policy puts cabin crew fitness under scrutiny, with non-compliance potentially leading to de-rostering and loss of pay.

Air India is set to roll out a new health and fitness compliance policy from May 1, 2026, under which cabin crew who do not meet prescribed body mass index (BMI) standards may be taken off flight dut… [+3584 chars]
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