Air India's chairman, Chandra, stated that the airline needs to focus on rebuilding consumer trust and implementing stricter cost controls following a record financial loss earlier in the year. The carrier reported a deficit of 220 billion rupees in 2026, highlighting the urgent need for financial restructuring.
The airline reported a record 220 billion rupees (S$2.96 billion) loss earlier in 2026.
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