Jet Airways crisis: Prepaid forex cards held by airline staffers 'frozen'
Some of the Jet Airways employees had savings of up to $2,000 in the forex cards, the staffer claimed to illustrate the extent of the problem at hand.
- May 2, 2019,
- Updated May 2, 2019 10:29 AM IST
Prepaid forex cards held by staff members of the grounded Jet Airways were "frozen" Wednesday. The cards were given to the Jet staff operating international flights for taking care of the expenses incurred overseas.
"Over 1,300 staffers, including 1,000 cabin crew and 300 pilots, have been affected. The money in the cards was saved over multiple trips and they have lost money in this difficult situation," one of the staffers said, requesting not be identified.
Some of the employees had savings of up to $2,000 in the forex cards, the staffer claimed to illustrate the extent of the problem at hand. Private sector Axis Bank, whose cards were used by the staff, said they have "no role to play" in the happenings.
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Prepaid forex cards held by staff members of the grounded Jet Airways were "frozen" Wednesday. The cards were given to the Jet staff operating international flights for taking care of the expenses incurred overseas.
"Over 1,300 staffers, including 1,000 cabin crew and 300 pilots, have been affected. The money in the cards was saved over multiple trips and they have lost money in this difficult situation," one of the staffers said, requesting not be identified.
Some of the employees had savings of up to $2,000 in the forex cards, the staffer claimed to illustrate the extent of the problem at hand. Private sector Axis Bank, whose cards were used by the staff, said they have "no role to play" in the happenings.
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