Skift Feed·· 2026-08-12
Tata Sons Chairman to Exit, Air India Faces Leadership Transition
The Man Who Led Air India's Return to Tata to Exit. What's Next for the Airline?
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Tata Sons Chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran announced he will not seek another term after February 2027, as his extension failed to win unanimous board support. Air India reported a net loss of INR 222 billion in fiscal 2026, with revenue down nearly 9%, and a new CEO will replace departing Campbell Wilson. The turnaround timeline has been extended to 5-10 years.
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