Now, Air India seeks spiritual guru’s help
Air India chairman and managing director Arvind Jadhav on Sunday admitted that his crew has enlisted the services of the Art of Living, a Bangalore-based voluntary socio-spiritual organisation, headed by Sri Sri Ravishankar, to counsel them.
Air India chairman and managing director Arvind Jadhav on Sunday admitted that his crew across the country has been shaken by the disastrous turn of events and has enlisted the services of the Art of Living, a Bangalore-based voluntary socio-spiritual organisation, headed by Sri Sri Ravishankar, to counsel them.
“Our cabin crew is very young. They are in the age group of 19-25. And they have never seen a tragedy, a situation like this before. They are traumatised. That is why we have roped in doctors and counsellors of the Art of Living to counsel them,” Jadhav said.
“Counselling centres will not just be in Mangalore, but also in Delhi, Mumbai, Kochi and wherever we have our offices,” he added. Counselling will also be done for the rest of the staff.