Airports Authority of India

New Delhi, India

The Airports Authority of India (AAI) is a government-owned corporation responsible for creating, upgrading, maintaining and managing the civil aviation infrastructure in India. It operates and manages airports across the country, ensuring safe and efficient air traffic management as well as modernizing airport facilities to meet growing demands.

CCI Score

9.32

-0.01% April 16

Latest Event

AAI Employees Strike Secures Workers’ Rights Amid Privatization Push

In February 2006, AAI employees staged a four-day strike that culminated in a government assurance against job losses amid controversial privatization and modernization plans. The successful protest demonstrated robust labor organization and led to significant concessions, reinforcing the importance of worker rights and ethical labor practices.

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Airports Authority of India is currently rated as an Objector.

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These companies deliberately avoid direct involvement with authoritarian practices. While they do not actively challenge oppressive regimes, they maintain a neutral stance to ensure they are not complicit in supporting such systems.

Latest Events

FEB

04

2006

AAI Employees Strike Secures Workers’ Rights Amid Privatization Push
9.32

In February 2006, AAI employees staged a four-day strike that culminated in a government assurance against job losses amid controversial privatization and modernization plans. The successful protest demonstrated robust labor organization and led to significant concessions, reinforcing the importance of worker rights and ethical labor practices.
+50

Public and Political Behavior

March 22

The event displayed a moderate positive impact in the realm of Public and Political Behavior. The government's intervention following the strike demonstrated responsiveness to public pressure and the mobilization of workers, although it also highlighted underlying tensions between state-led corporatism and participatory labor rights.

A Victorious Strike! Airports Authority of India Employees Resume Work
+80

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 22

The strike is a strong example of ethical labor practice and the defense of workers’ rights. By securing a written guarantee from the government against job losses and opposing forced privatization measures, the AAI employee movement highlighted the critical importance of labor relations and human rights within the organization.

A Victorious Strike! Airports Authority of India Employees Resume Work