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Six Arrested in Noida Fake Airline Job Racket
Police say six people ran a fake airline job scheme in Noida.
They advertised airport jobs using the name “Bretish Airways.”
People were contacted by callers pretending to be airline human-resources workers.
The callers said applicants had to take a course before getting a job.
Applicants were asked to pay between Rs 7,000 and Rs 10,000.
One complainant paid Rs 7,000 and received documents that police say were fake.
Police arrested two alleged operators, a website developer and three tele-callers.
Investigators found 10 related complaints and are checking whether more people were involved.
Delhi Central District Cyber Police arrested six people over an alleged fake airline recruitment racket.
The accused allegedly used “Bretish Airways” and “Future Wings Learning Institute” to promise jobs at Indira Gandhi International Airport.
Job seekers were allegedly asked to pay Rs 7,000 to Rs 10,000 for aviation courses or registration.
Police seized laptops, phones, SIM cards, registers and WhatsApp records allegedly linked to the operation.
Investigators found 10 complaints on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal connected to the alleged racket.
- Who
- Six people were arrested, including alleged mastermind Sandeep Kumar, associate Akhil Kumar, website developer Rakesh Kumar and tele-callers Shweta, Sapna and Sakshi.
- What
- Police busted an alleged fake airline recruitment racket operating through “Bretish Airways” and “Future Wings Learning Institute.”
- Where
- The alleged operation was based in rented offices in Noida and advertised jobs at Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi.
- When
- The complaint followed an advertisement seen on June 10; an FIR was registered on July 14, 2026, and Sandeep Kumar and Akhil Kumar were arrested on August 18.
- Why
- Police allege the group used fake job offers and compulsory course fees to obtain money from job seekers.
Key facts
- Alleged entities used
- “Bretish Airways” and “Future Wings Learning Institute”
- Alleged replacement entities
- “Shankh Airways” and “Excellence Learning Institute”
- Suspected mastermind
- Sandeep Kumar, 23, a resident of Greater Noida
- Alleged payments
- Rs 7,000 to Rs 10,000 per job seeker
- Arrests
- Six people, including two alleged operators, one website developer and three tele-callers
- Items seized
- Two laptops, eight mobile phones, eight SIM cards and two registers
- Linked complaints
- Ten complaints on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal
- Case details
- FIR No. 34/2026 was registered under Sections 318(4), 319(2) and 61 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita
Quotes
Noida police
Police investigating the alleged fake airline-job racket in Noida
“The racket came to light after a complainant told police that he had come across a social media advertisement for a job with "Bretish Airways". He filled in his details and was subsequently contacted by a woman posing as an HR executive named 'Karishma'”
NDTV
Sources
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