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Air India crash hands owner Tata a defining crisis
Since the Tata takeover, India’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation has repeatedly fined Air India over safety and other regulatory violations, including an Rs8mn ($95,000) penalty last year for exceeding flight duty time limits. At home, it is competing in a near-duopoly with IndiGo, which has been boosting its international long-haul routes.
In a statement titled 'A Final Salute to Captain Sabharwal', Air India said, "With profound grief and heavy hearts, we bid ...
Air India faces its worst crisis under Tata group ownership, with flights to London and Paris cancelled and a technical issue ...
The Air India plane crash that led to the death of over 240 passengers on Thursday has plunged the airline into its biggest ...
Chandrasekaran addressed around 700 Air India employees and its leadership team on Monday at the company headquarters and its ...
Air India has cancelled 83 international flights following a crash in Ahmedabad, which raised safety concerns. The DGCA is ...
Sumeet Sabharwal, who the Indian government has said had 8,200 flying hours of experience and was also an Air India ...
Tata Sons chairman addresses Air India employees after fatal plane crash, urging resilience and a commitment to safety ...
This strategic decision by the Tata Group is unrelated to a recent crash, emphasising a shift in service model while ...
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