
Trial by fire at Air India for CEO Wilson
As Tata-run Air India embarks on one of the biggest transformations in aviation history, a festering and rising resentment threatens the plan
As Tata-run Air India embarks on one of the biggest transformations in aviation history, a festering and rising resentment threatens the plan
After the merger, Tata Sons will hold 51% of total equity share capital of merged entity, and will retain control over Air India and its subsidiaries
In a vastly altered aviation landscape in India, smaller players would have to use every trick up their sleeve to survive.
Private airline IndiGo commands the largest market share at 55.2%; followed by Air India at 8.9%; and Vistara at 8.7%
India's domestic air travel in the full year 2022 significantly improved to 48.8% as compared to 2021 and reached 85.7% of the pre-Covid 2019 levels
Gustav Baldauf spoke to Fortune India on the problems he saw in Air India, the Tata takeover and what he thinks needs to be done to pull off a success.
As Vistara mulls its merger with Air India, dread is the primary feeling that fills its cabins in the air and on ground.
Tata Group chairman N Chandrasekaran says Air India will turn profitable.
On January 27 last year, the soft-to-software conglomerate took over the management and control of Air India from the government, after 69 years.
Domestic airlines carried 1,105.10 lakh passengers during January-November 2022, up from 726.11 lakh during the year-ago period.