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Fixing Air India

The Tatas have their hands full trying to turn around India's flag carrier. Here's why

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Air India | Tata group | civil aviation sector

Indrajit Gupta 



Indrajit Gupta

The 470 aircraft deal that the group signed with Airbus and Boeing has understandably generated considerable hoopla and hype. That’s because it finally offers a real opportunity for the flag carrier to step up and compete on the world stage, backed by a leading conglomerate with deep pockets, like the Tatas.

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First Published: Mon, February 27 2023. 21:32 IST

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