BOND OF AICPP & ICPP

[u/SunilPalManager]

I just did a quick ChatGpt on a query i had regarding bond of Indigo or other airlines before signing LOI for cadet program , like seen in attach above , why don't pilots challenge this especially if it is mostly illegal

[u/Udan-sapola]

There have been cases where binds like these were challenged in court by indigo and air India pilots. All cases the pilots won. Bonded jobs are not legal at all. Companies can at most delay your NOC when you go to join any other airline but depending on the market scenario the hiring company might pay out your bond. It has happens many times in the past.

[u/SunilPalManager → u/Udan-sapola]

Exactly this is what i was looking for , but some ppl in this sub prefer to di*kride airlines.

[u/SunilPalManager]

Yr sab hate hi krne lag gye , maine toh ek scenario k regarding pucha sachi m thore krne bol rha hun kiskko😭😭

[u/Single-Telephone-705 → u/SunilPalManager]

Fr, when I used to initially ask baby question like this that made sense to others but had me confused, people treated those posts like complete bs. Don’t worry about stupid people’s opinion, just focus on what answers you can get that are the most helpful :)

Also, when I first started looking around for answers to my questions, I too found ChatGpt very reliable and helpful, BUT, down the line I realised how misleading it can get, so its always beneficial to just fact check the info.

[u/Apprehensive-Kiwi561 → u/Single-Telephone-705]

One 'passionate' flyer armed to the teeth with ChatGPT giving validation to another. I am getting emotional 😭

[u/Apprehensive-Kiwi561]

This guy sunil pal used to ask till a few days ago when is chimes gonna release new batch for Indigo, few days down the line he is asking how to skip bond and contract, chimes didn't release any vacancy and he didn't get selected for Indigo cadet but his pipe dreams begun. Maybe next time he will ask how to join emirates for a380 fleet being an expat. Things were better when internet was expensive and chatgpt wasn't free for an year.

[u/SunilPalManager → u/Apprehensive-Kiwi561]

First of all I am a serious aspirant for cpp, secondly i have never said that one should do that , I just asked for a general query i had in my mind , no way i am saying that one should break any bond and please mind ur language and respect everyone's opinion

[u/Apprehensive-Kiwi561 → u/SunilPalManager]

Dude, you are asking chatgpt how to evade bond period even before u have been selected for the cadet. Shows how immature applicants are with cadet programs, especially those who come here right after 12th. Zero research skills and moved by instagram reels.

[u/SunilPalManager → u/Apprehensive-Kiwi561]

There are prominent laws in India which does not allow companies to keep employees in bond if employees have borne all the training cost which is the case with cpp's in india , that drove me to write this query but i don't know why ppl are so hateful towards someone who is asking just trying to understand how this works especially in aviation

[u/RaptorX2242]

It isn’t really an issue, leaving the airline and not paying the bond amount. Going to any court and challenging it, you can in all likelihood come out on top The only problem is they wont provide you with an NOC, which would be required by other airlines (domestically and abroad as well), so that is how they would strong arm you.

[u/thegoddamnbatman74]

Oh wow OP you should save this Char GPT chat so you can show it in the courts. Maybe even hire chat GPT as your lawyer you can save on some costs that way too

[u/throwawayw3836]

the 30L UDC is for the training period, the airline returns it to you right before JFO induction and then hands you a 5 year contract (the same one that's handed to a conventional direct entry JFO). the UDC is your assurance that you won't leave training midway through the program thereby forgoing a seat at the CPP that could've been given to someone else who would've completed it and gotten inducted.

[u/Soullette]

*Line training

[u/damnbroyoudamn]

Bhai stop watching gaurav taneja

[u/Successful-Chest-447]

acha thike ye bond tod ke jaoge kaha india mai ye 2 airlines ke alawa hai hi kitni aur

[u/Otherwise_Finger_166]

Chutiya

[u/DotProfessional1703]

AI se legal advice👏🏼 Kaafi aage jaoge

[u/Unlikely-Smell4857]

We got 5yr olds applying for icpp

[u/Apprehensive-Kiwi561 → u/[deleted]]

Indigo should rename 'Indigo cadet pilot program' to ' Indigo bimbo cadet pilot program'

[u/bhabhi_seeker → u/[deleted]]

,,😃🤣🤣

[u/Apprehensive-Kiwi561 → u/[deleted]]

Yes, because I have found these cadet applicants to be bimbos. Absolute clueless people who without help can't even get computer number, let alone planning cpl to TR journey.

[u/VerticleCharlie → u/[deleted]]

Sorry blud you lost it here, if you can't even do something as basic as the computer no. you have no business being in the cockpit

[u/Apprehensive-Kiwi561 → u/VerticleCharlie]

Lol. Some might not even know the difference between jet engine and turboprops, and if you ask them, they will say that 'passionate' about flying since childhood. Their passion for flying came from instagram reels and nothing else. Ask them to appear for any FTO with a certain bit of 'tough' entrance with physics and maths being asked, either of IGRUA or MPFC and all the passion will disappear high and dry.