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Pilots from Indian airline Vistara to fly for SIA, Scoot
Indian airline staff will help S'pore carriers meet manpower needs
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Indian carrier Vistara is 49 per cent owned by SIA and the rest by Indian conglomerate Tata.
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Karamjit Kaur
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Up to 24 pilots from Indian carrier Vistara will fly with Singapore Airlines (SIA) and its budget arm, Scoot, for about a year, joining the airlines progressively from last month.
The arrangement will help the Singapore carriers meet their manpower needs in the near term and provide Vistara pilots with experience in long-haul flights.
