This statement is given by one of the ex- employee of Frankfinn:
I worked at Frankfinn Aviation Services full-time.
Pros
They are far from this. Useless only.
Cons
No salary.. mismanagement.. false commitment.. MD is dominating and has useless ego
Advice to Management
I have met these useless duo rsk and ksk… idiot is the only word to describe their personality!
A few more students have jointly lodged a complaint at the Margao town police accusing the management of the Frankfinn Institute of Air Hostess training of allegedly cheating them of lakhs of rupees.
The students have complained that despite paying the entire fee amount, they were not provided with certificates and scholarships on the completion of the course, as promised to them. While last year’s batch was yet to receive their certificates on completing the course, this year’s batch was yet to receive the full training, students mentioned in the complaint lodged with the police.
The students told mediapersons that they were abused in vulgar language by the staff when questioned about the irregularities. Around 60 students are learnt to be affected by the alleged fraud. Students had paid fees upwards of 86,000 for the course.
Police sources said that they are in the process of collecting evidence and investigations are under way.
The Margao town police booked an offence against the staff and management of the institute on a complaint lodged by a student of the institute last week.
Frankinn has denied the charges terming them as “totally false and mischievous”.
In a press note signed by Anup Humar Mishra, AVP-legal, of Frankfinn, he maintains that the police complaints were filed “at the behest of vested interests in a pre-planned way to defame Frankfinn”.
“Frankfinn has also issued defamatory notices to (some students who have lodged police complaints) and will be filing criminal and civil defamatory cases against them. Frankfinn is a 21-year-old, reputed multi-national organization,” Mishra said.
This thought is expressed by one of the former employee of Frankfinn:
I worked at Frankfinn Aviation Services full-time (Less than a year)
Pros
get to learn about the industry, also how to make fool out of students and parents
Cons
no salary, students are provided with useless certificates, below average course material, high priced training of no use.
Advice to Management
get the students to speak correct English, they would get good jobs. enrolling students who would not suit the industry is cheating…. stop fooling parents
Review by one of the Student of frankfinn
I don’t know how to start… Frankfinn plays with the life of the students. I know many girls who got selected in the domestic airlines even without doing any course from any institute. Well, my younger sister is studying in Gurgaon branch of frankfinn. First of all, they don’t have the enough trainers. Her 1 year is going to end in June and till date her aviation, in-flight training, PD classes not even started. The whole staff got changed in this year. Secondly, the main thing is this we have paid them to teach our children and what they are doing…I must tell you…they are sending their students for activity(visit schools and get the application forms filled by the new candidates for admission. And this activity got started 2 months back…and till date it has no end. Did i pay 1, 62, 000/- rupees to help the frankfinn institute to make their admissions and make more money…instead of teaching the students. I can understand that this kind of activity is also important but not taking care of studies for which we have sent our child is not tolerable. They are just money makers. And now, when the complete course is left(one year will get end in June;12) the gurgaon institute people are asking students to go and give the interviews in BPO. customer care executive on a salary of Rs.10K!!! I mean kit is ridiculous! We dnt need money for us. I just need that my sister become a cabin crew…as it is her dream…and she has a lot of passion to achieve this. But by seeing the culture in Gurgaon branch…she is feeling very bad…and is now discouraged!
ITS A SUGGESTION…NOT TO TAKE ADMISSION IN FRANKFINN…They will ruin your career, …
Business rivalry between two leading airhostess training institutes has landed the top officer of one in trouble.
K S Kohli, chairman of Frankfinn Aviation Services Pvt Ltd, is facing prosecution for defaming competitor Aviation and Hospitality Academy (AHA).
In a recent order, Additional Sessions Judge (ASJ) Dharmesh Sharma dismissed the revision petition filed by Kohli and office-bearers of an NGO, SAUVEUR. They were ordered to comply with a summons issued in 2005 following a complaint filed by Akash Gupta, the proprietor of AHA.
The controversy related to a news item published in an English daily in 2003 by the NGO, in which the public was cautioned about “cheating cases” registered against the AHA in Delhi. The article also raised doubts over the AHA’s placement competence and the quality of education received by its students.
An employee of Frankfinn had reportedly taken admission in AHA in Mumbai and had subsequently been asked by Kohli to approach the NGO and register his grievances.
As per Gupta’s complaint, two other such complaints were also filed at the instance of Kohli, who had got the NGO set up to tarnish the image of his academy.
The first article, containing the facts of an FIR against AHA was published in Mumbai in May 2003, following which Gupta had approached the Delhi High Court.
Accepting his plea, the High Court had issued directives restraining SAUVEUR and newspapers from publishing any defamatory advertisements or notices.
Another article, however, was printed in Delhi after a few days and Gupta filed his defamation complaint against Kohli and the NGO.
This time, the magistrate summoned Kohli and six other NGO members.
In his defence before the sessions court, Kohli claimed that he was neither the in-charge nor responsible for the affairs of the said company. He contended that the news item was published for public benefit after a detailed inquiry.
The top brass of Frankfinn Institute of Air Hostess Training, Sector 34, has been slapped with a criminal case for allegedly defrauding a youth of one lakh rupees on the promise of getting him a ‘bright’ job in some airlines.
Its centre head, Kamal Saini, director, Rakesh Aggarwal, and chairman, Kulwinder Singh, have been charged with breach of trust (Section 406), cheating (420), criminal threat (506) and criminal conspiracy (120B). The Sector-34 police registered a case on the direction of a local court, where the complainant, Sandip, had moved an application in July alleging fraud and cheating by the institute, which trains boys and girls to be stewards and airhostesses.
Sandip, who resides in Kendriya Vihar, Sector 48, said he was assured of a training course with a wide syllabus but the educational standards did not meet the institute’s claims. The institute, he added, had also assured him of a job. The police said he left the course midway in ‘disgust’ and wanted his money back. The centre denied it and its official allegedly threatened him with dire consequences when he persisted with his demands, the police said.
The management has denied the allegations saying that the centre was a training and educational institute and they did not give any job guarantee. “They said if a student leaves a course then they are not supposed to return his money,” the police said.
No arrest has been made so far, while Sector-34 police station SHO inspector Jagir Singh said they would first investigate the matter and make arrests only if they come across concrete evidence against the accused. “We have just registered a case and it is too early to make any comment, more so as we have done it on the court’s directions,” he said.
Sandip had moved the court demanding action against the institute, a leading institute in its field. After hearing both the sides, the court had directed the police to register a FIR.
Frankfinn Air Hostess Training -A Total Fake 