

Air India board is set to hold a crucial meeting in Mumbai under the leadership of Tata Sons chairman N. Chandrasekaran. The agenda includes major cost-cutting measures and the selection of the next CEO. The airline is facing rising challenges due to high aviation fuel prices, airspace restrictions, and operational costs, which are expected to impact its financial performance in the coming fiscal year.
The board is also considering restructuring options such as separating meal services from ticket pricing and making lounge access optional for business class passengers. With the resignation of current CEO Campbell Wilson and rising financial pressure, the airline is evaluating new leadership candidates, including executives from Singapore Airlines and European aviation experts, as part of its future strategy.












Comments (0)
No comments yet
Be the first to comment!