Air India will conduct ad hoc weight checks before or after flights or during training at the home base or training academy, ...

Air India Fitness Rule For Cabin Crew: Most airlines set a specific BMI range based on standard health guidelines and expect ...

The guidelines state that even underweight and overweight crew members will be derostered initially and asked to undergo ...

Air India has implemented a new health and fitness policy for its cabin crew, effective May 1, 2026. The initiative focuses ...

The policy will come into effect from May 1 and will apply to both existing cabin crew and trainees. Air India has said the ...

A new policy at Air India could directly impact cabin crew rosters and salaries, linking fitness levels to employment status, ...

In case the member fails to pass the assessment, then he or she will be placed on loss of pay till the clearance happens, the ...

Air India introduces a new health compliance policy for its cabin crew, based on Body Mass Index (BMI). Crew members falling ...

Non-compliance with the new standards could lead to de-rostering, grounding, and loss of pay for the affected personnel.

Air India introduces cabin crew health policy; BMI outside 18–24.9 may lead to derostering and loss of pay. Learn more.

Air India introduces strict fitness policy for cabin crew. BMI standards, derostering, and potential loss of pay for ...

The compliance assessment will be based on the cabin crew members' Body Mass Index (BMI) with a reading of 18-24.9 defined as 'normal' and accepted as 'desired range' by the airline.