The Tata group will invest in new aircraft and technologies to make Air India a world-class airline, besides undertaking an organisational redesign to make it future-ready like its other group companies, Chairman N Chandrasekaran said on Wednesday.
Chandrasekaran, who was reappointed Tata Sons chairman for a second term last week, outlined the group’s vision in his maiden address to Air India employees.
“We are committed to making Air India a world-class airline. I am confident that working together we can achieve that goal much faster,” Chandrasekaran said. Evoking the memory of Air India founder JRD Tata, he exhorted that if all the