Tata Sons says Air India turnaround could take up to a decade
Air India’s FY2026 net loss widened to ₹22,238 crore from ₹10,859 crore a year earlier as Tata Sons flags supply-chain disruptions and the scale of legacy-system, fleet and workforce upgrades. 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 supply-chain disruptions and legacy-system, fleet and workforce overhaul needs. The carrier’s FY2026 net loss widened to ₹22,238 crore, while CEO Campbell Wilson will step down on September 30.
Why this matters
The leadership change and extended turnaround outlook follow Air India’s network push, including inbound hub-and-spoke connections to Amritsar via Delhi and an expanded Easy Connect offering through Delhi.
Leadership is steady at 894 signals in 90 days; no QoQ change figure was provided.