The Latest Breaking News from Air India

NEW DELHI: Back in founder Tata Group fold, Air India has started to get its groove back.

The Cabinet on Wednesday approved the draft guidelines for the Navakeralam Action Plan - 2.The State government will purchase the 34.92 Are of land held by Air India at Vellayambalam in Kowdiar villag

Air India will need all the managerial expertise it can get to turn into a successful buy

CHENNAI: With Tata Sons’ takeover of Air India, travel and tour operators’ associations have urged the new management to restore the direct international flights the airline used to operate from Chennai and make the city a hub for southeast Asia flights like how Mumbai and Delhi are now hubs for…

Two prime properties in Thiruvananthapuram were assigned to the former PSU

A 69-year-old mistake started through the wrong step of nationalisation of an airline that actually belonged to the private sector has been corrected, said Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Friday.

NEW DELHI: As a young 23-year-old, N Chandrasekaran’s first flight was on Air India in 1986 like most contemporary Indians at that time. Now, 36 years later Chandra (as he is known) as Tata Sons’ chairman heads the group that owns the airline.

After 69 years of its nationalisation Air India on Thursday formally became part of Tata Group, its founder. The government formally handed over the airline to Tata Group at a ceremony held in the national capital.

Tata Sons, India’s oldest and largest conglomerate, has regained ownership of the country’s debt-laden national carrier Air India