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Tata's Chandrasekaran says Air India is a national responsibility, facing delays and challenges post-2022 acquisition.
Tata Sons Chairman N. Chandrasekaran said Air India is a responsibility, not just a business, for the Tata Group, highlighting ongoing challenges like global supply chain issues, aircraft delivery delays, and infrastructure hurdles that have slowed the airline’s transformation since its 2022 acquisition.
Speaking at a J.R.D.
Tata anniversary event, he noted aviation’s capital intensity and thin margins but expressed confidence in India’s long-term growth potential, projecting that a 1% rise in GDP could drive a 2% increase in domestic air travel, possibly leading to nearly 16% annual aviation expansion if India maintains 8% economic growth.
Chandrasekaran de Tata dice que Air India es una responsabilidad nacional, enfrentando retrasos y desafíos después de la adquisición de 2022.