There are numerous Indians among the 560 pilots from the A380 armada and 240 from the B777 armada who lost their positions.

Emirates, the Dubai-based carrier, has begun another round of cutbacks, slicing 800 employments in a day. The senior pilots with more than 12 years of experience were not saved either. While 560 of the pilots terminated had a place with the A380 armada, 240 were from the B777 team. Practically all the Indian pilots utilized with the aircraft have lost their positions. 

In the prior round, longer than a month back, the carrier had laid off around 180 pilots experiencing Airbus A380 type-rating preparing and around 400 lodge team who were waiting on the post-trial process. In June, the cutbacks were suspended, and now the scaling back exercise has been continued. As indicated by media reports, a few workers even ended it all after the first round of cutbacks. 

This second round doesn't generally come as an amazement in light of the fact that after the primary period of cutbacks, the carrier had uncovered that if the monetary circumstance neglects to improve, there will be more cutbacks. 

With air terminals fixed during the lockdown, and a huge number of flights being grounded the world over, the flying division endured somewhat shot inferable from the coronavirus pandemic. 

In the third seven day stretch of May itself; the Emirates Group had revealed its expectation to chop down its workforce by 30 percent and resign its armada of A380s. 

Altogether, the aircraft had wanted to lay off 30,000 representatives. The Group had at the time expressed that it was focusing on monitoring money, protecting its business and saving its workforce.