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Discussion Air India Privatization: Tata Group takes over management and control

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Tata Sons appoints Ilker Ayci as CEO & MD of Air India

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Air India's exchange from the public authority to Tata bunch is probably not going to influence tasks radically, basically for the initial not many months. While there could be a few minor changes, no significant purges are reasonable for a couple of months. This remembers changes for staff or flight activities.

Clients, as well, are probably not going to be impacted as flying tasks won't confront any progressions after the change. The main changes that fliers are probably going to see will be connected with marking inside and outside the airplane.
 

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The consolidation process is likely to start with the merger of AirAsia India into Air India Express, to be completed over the next 12 months. Post this, the group is likely to look at an option of merging its full-service carrier Vistara into Air India, with the likelihood of Singapore Airlines (SIA) — an equity partner in Vistara — eventually partnering with the Tata Group to become part-owners of Air India as well.


 

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Why they are merging Vistara let it be separate entity. I like service of Vistara and logo too 😅
The consolidation process is likely to start with the merger of AirAsia India into Air India Express, to be completed over the next 12 months. Post this, the group is likely to look at an option of merging its full-service carrier Vistara into Air India, with the likelihood of Singapore Airlines (SIA) — an equity partner in Vistara — eventually partnering with the Tata Group to become part-owners of Air India as well.

 

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