Lohani, who was in the city for a brief visit yesterday, urged the employees to take up a "more determined approach" on making the turnaround of the airline a reality, AI said in a release here today.
He sought the employees' involvement, particularly on maintaining aircraft cleanliness and on-time performance.
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Air India Executive Director (Southern Region), R Harihar accompanied Lohani and visited the Airlines House, Service complex and the engineering hangar, it said.
The airline earned over Rs 1 crore revenue from the Chennai hangar alone by extending its engineering service to other airlines, the release said.