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Air India: Not only debt, its work culture is an equal culprit in downfall

There is an inherent attitude issue that needs some reflection: Former executive director, Air India

Illustration: Ajay Mohanty
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Illustration: Ajay Mohanty

Manavi Kapur
Though the international airport at New Delhi is always bustling with passengers, early mornings are a particularly busy time. Amid the frenzied activity is a slow-moving row of check-in desks that belong to Air India. A member of the prestigious Star Alliance, India’s national carrier also has the distinction of having one of the poorest and most outdated customer experiences. 

“There was once a time when I stood in queue for 45 minutes, only to be told that I needed to join another queue to pay for excess baggage. These delays can still be bearable if one is greeted with a

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