Airlines must get their priorities right
INDIA’s civil aviation sector has been under intense scrutiny after the June 12 plane crash that killed 260 people. Even as a preliminary probe report has led to myriad interpretations and conclusions, the general impression is that everything is not hunky-dory. Around 76 per cent of the respondents in a nationwide online survey believe that many airlines in India are spending more on publicity than on passenger safety. It is a classic case of misplaced priorities which shows that the rot runs deep.