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Govt plans to give significant autonomy to Air India's board, with a rider

Airline to get cash infusion of Rs 150 billion for the last time

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Arindam Majumder New Delhi
The government is planning steps to give significant autonomy to Air India’s (AI’s) board, in terms of capital expenditure and commercial decision-making. This, along with a debt-restructuring proposal and a financial support of Rs 150 billion, will be part of a package to improve the airline’s operational efficiency. 

However, the autonomy of AI’s board will depend on condition that the company will not seek financial support from the government after 2018-19, a top official said. 

The plan, which was approved by the Prime Minister’s Office last week, is meant to empower the airline’s board to take important business decisions like

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