Air India, under Tata Group's ownership, is undergoing a significant transformation, marked by an order of 570 new planes.

In this candid interview with Business Today's Siddharth Zarabi, Air India CEO and MD Campbell Wilson shares insights into ...

Tata Group-owned Air India has been working on a top-to-bottom transformation for the last three years and has also placed ...

Air India sees huge upside in passenger as well as cargo segments and is always open for partnerships, its chief Campbell ...

As the airspace ban Pakistan slapped on Indian carriers drags on for forty days, the cost for Air India is turning from heavy ...

Until we are consistent—and fleet is a big indicator of consistency—this will continue. The ball is now in our court to get ...

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson discusses the airline's ambitious three-year transformation plan, including new plane orders ...

The ban on Indian airlines using Pakistani airspace is increasing flight times and impacting Air India's profitability, ...

Campbell Wilson also mentioned that when Pakistan closed its airspace after 'Operation Sindoor', 13 city airports for Air ...

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson discusses the airline's impressive growth in passenger and cargo segments, future partnerships, ...

India's position in global aviation is still in its early stages with significant room for growth, Air India CEO Campbell ...

Air India has begun what it describes as a “heavy refresh” of its 777 fleet, as the full retrofit program of these aircraft ...