Amidst pay cuts and layoffs across all sectors, IndiGo has decided to roll back the earlier announced deduction in employee salaries for April month.
The budget carrier had earlier announced pay cuts up to 25% from April along with IndiGo Chief Executive Officer, Ronojoy Dutta, himself standing in the line to take a salary cut.
"In deference to our government's wishes of not reducing pay during the lockdown, we have decided not to implement the previously announced pay cuts during the month of April" Dutta wrote in email to its employees
However, with pay cuts being restored for other employees, Executive Committee Members and senior VPs of IndiGO have volunteered to take pay cuts this month.
Aviation is one of the major industries that is severely hit due to coronavirus pandemic with bookings being cancelled until any further orders.
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