Cabin crew at Air India could face unpaid leave under a new health and fitness policy, with those classified as obese via BMI ...

Air India implemented a new policy requiring flight attendants to maintain a certain BMI, or they could risk not getting paid ...

Cabin crew will face leave without pay if they are underweight or overweight based on Body Mass Index (BMI) readings ...

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 ...

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

Air India’s “shape up or ship out” policy highlights gaps in BMI-based fitness assessment, prompting experts to emphasize waist measures and functional testing.

Air India is implementing a new health and fitness policy from May 1, 2026, that could result in loss of pay for cabin crew ...

Air India introduced a strict health compliance policy for cabin crew members. The new policy will determine the BMI of the ...

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

Air India introduces BMI-based fitness policy for cabin crew from May 1, with derostering and pay loss for those failing health and assessment standards.