AAI to job aspirants: Don’t fall prey to fake recruitment ads

SALEM: The Airport Authority of India (AAI) has warned job aspirants not to believe fake recruitment advertisements that are published in its name.
Talking to TOI, director of Salem airport V K Ravindra Sharma said the AAI had recently noticed various fake advertisements in its name promising jobs to aspirants.
Job aspirants were contacting the AAI with complaints ranging from fake vacancy advertisements to fraudulent appointment letters for which they had paid money.
“A few aspirants had approached Salem airport with fake appointment letters,” the director said.
He said the fraudulent recruitment advertisements and job offers were being made by some unscrupulous elements forging AAI name, logo and trying to deceive general public and job aspirants by false promises of securing jobs in AAI.
Sharma clarified that the AAI had not set up any agency or website to advertise job vacancies.
“All the vacancies and recruitment in AAI are notified on AAI’s official website (www.aai.aero) and other leading newspapers. Only application fee is payable at the time of online registration and no other payments are sought at any stages of recruitment,” he said.
The director advised aspirants to refrain from falling prey to such fake advertisements.