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Air India's villas, apartments in Paris, London, Tokyo may be put for sale

The airline's officials confirmed some of these properties may be made part of its strategic sale

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Sai Manish New Delhi
The government has decided to further sweeten the deal for potential investors in Air India by making the national airline’s prime real estate across the world and in India part of the strategic sale. These properties, many of which are located in upmarket areas, are believed to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars at present market prices.

Business Standard saw the list of these properties. Air India spokesperson Praveen Bhatnagar confirmed that some of these villas, apartments and land owned by Air India across the world will be part of the strategic sale.

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