Air India turnaround may take up to a decade, Tata Sons says
Tata Sons has extended Air India’s turnaround horizon beyond its original five-year Vihaan.AI plan, citing component supply disruptions and legacy overhaul needs. The carrier reported a ₹22,238 crore net loss for FY2026, while CEO Campbell Wilson is set to step down on September 30.
Tata Sons says Air India’s turnaround may take up to a decade, citing component supply disruptions and legacy overhaul needs. The carrier posted a ₹22,238 crore FY2026 loss, while CEO Campbell Wilson is due to step down on September 30.
Why this matters
The longer turnaround outlook follows Air India’s recent network expansion moves, including inbound hub-and-spoke connections to Amritsar via Delhi and an expanded Easy Connect offering via Delhi.
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