On July 8, Rohini Bhatia, a non-executive and non-independent director, announced her resignation from the board of directors of the business.
InterGlobe Aviation, the parent company of the nation’s largest airline IndiGo, made the announcement.
Rohini Bhatia, who joined the board in 2019, is the spouse of IndiGo co-founder and promoter Rahul Bhatia.
The low-cost carrier stated in an exchange filing: “…we hereby tell you that Rohini Bhatia, a Non-Executive, Non-Independent Director, has offered her resignation from the Board of Directors of the Company owing to other responsibilities, with effect from July 11, 2022.”
Rohini Bhatia is the organization’s CSR committee’s chair, according to the IndiGo website. She also serves as the head of InterGlobe Foundation, the nonprofit division of InterGlobe Group.
Rohini Bhatia is a director on the boards of many InterGlobe Group firms and holds a diploma in textile design.
Recently, IndiGo announced that starting on August 1st, salaries would increase by 8%. This comes after a sizable number of cabin crew members took sick leave, causing delays on 55 percent of IndiGo’s domestic flights.
In 2020, the airline announced a 28 percent reduction in pilot compensation, citing a difficult revenue environment brought on by the epidemic. When the major airline in India offered an 8% raise in April of this year, the pay were largely restored. The most recent action will contribute to the pilots’ pay being restored by 16 percent.
The airline also informed the pilots that starting on November 1 there will be an additional 6.5 percent salary restoration “depending on the environment.” With effect from July 1, the airline recently reinstated layover and deadhead allowances.
On the BSE, shares of IndiGo closed at Rs 1,675.10, down Rs 16.65 or 0.98 percent.
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