Air India: Two years after!
Two years after moving into private hands—Tata Group—where does the much-anticipated turnaround of the erstwhile national carrier Air India stand?
Two years after moving into private hands—Tata Group—where does the much-anticipated turnaround of the erstwhile national carrier Air India stand?
Singapore Airlines will get a 25.1% stake in the Air India Group following the merger.
Delays of more than two hours and flight cancellations affected 30,962 passengers travelling via Air India
In market share, IndiGo tops the chart at 63.3% in August, followed by Air India at 9.8%
The development paves the way for Tata Group to consolidate all the airlines under one umbrella.
Vistara is a 51:49 joint venture between Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines
With Go First halting operations on May 2, IndiGo's market share grew significantly from 55.4% in April to 61.3% in May.
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.