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Sep 29Tue
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    Air India Incoming CEO Tells Staff to Focus on Safety, Reliability and Profit

    Air India's incoming CEO Tewolde Gebremariam told employees at his first company-wide townhall that after four years of getting bigger, the airline now needs to get better and more profitable. Gebremariam, former Ethiopian Airlines chief, is yet to formally assume the CEO and managing director role and is awaiting necessary regulatory approvals. Air India has spent the past four years rebuilding under Tata Group ownership, including a major aircraft order, fleet and product modernisation, technology upgrades, completing the Vistara merger and integrating other airlines.

Sep 23Wed
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    India Weighs Pros and Cons of Letting Airport Operators Own Airlines

    India's Civil Aviation Minister K. Rammohan Naidu said the government is weighing the pros and cons of allowing airport operators to own airlines, but has yet to make a decision. The issue emerged after Adani Airport Holdings sought a waiver from the Airports Authority of India from restrictions that prevent the operator of Mumbai Airport from holding more than a 10% stake in a scheduled airline.

Sep 7Mon
Sep 4Fri
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    Air India's $1.1B Lifeline Comes with Conditions

    Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines are reportedly close to injecting INR 100 billion ($1.1 billion) in fresh capital into Air India, contributed in proportion to their 74.9% and 25.1% stakes and released in installments tied to performance milestones. The funding follows a difficult fiscal 2026 in which Air India Group's net loss more than doubled to roughly INR 222 billion ($2.3 billion) on revenue that fell nearly 9% to INR 718 billion ($7.5 billion). The airline's recovery was set back by two major external shocks—the June 2025 crash of a Boeing 787 Dreamliner that killed more than 240 people, and the prolonged closure of Pakistani airspace, which Air India estimates costs about $423 milli…

Aug 19Wed
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    Outgoing Air India CEO Campbell Wilson to Join Air New Zealand Board

    Air New Zealand has appointed former Air India CEO Campbell Wilson to its board, effective from the annual shareholders' meeting on September 24, subject to shareholder approval. Wilson brings over three decades of airline experience, including more than two decades at Singapore Airlines and as founding CEO of low-cost carrier Scoot. His tenure at Air India included a 470-aircraft order and the Vistara merger, but also faced delivery delays and the June 2025 Flight 171 crash. Former Air New Zealand CFO Robert McDonald will also join the board.

Aug 12Wed
Jun 22Mon
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    Air India and Booking.com Partner for Integrated Booking Experiences

    Air India and Booking.com announced a strategic partnership to deliver a co-branded platform on Air India's website and app, offering access to Booking.com's global accommodation inventory. Maharaja Club members earn 5 points per INR 100 spent, with exclusive discounts up to 15% for a limited period. The partnership aims to provide a seamless, end-to-end travel booking experience.