Jitender Bhargava

Jitender Bhargava: SpiceJet's revival has lessons for Air India

It is imperative that the government first decides who should assume ownership of running Air India

Jitender Bhargava: In search of a leader for Air India

Air India can look for a leader from within its ranks, the bureaucracy or the domestic aviation sector. But the search isn't going to be easy

Jitender Bhargava: How private airlines destroyed Indian aviation

Private-sector lobbying has led to long-term harm

Jitender Bhargava: Lack of political will or expertise in case of Air India?

There were many who had reposed faith in the Narendra Modi government for expeditious action but are today beginning to feel disillusioned

Jitender Bhargava: Bureaucrats and the write stuff

Instead of criticising officials-turned-authors, let us welcome the trend of officials putting unsavoury happenings in the public domain after they retire

Jitender Bhargava: Air India's revival should be on the front burner

The Modi government's focus on time-bound decision-making provides ample opportunity to address the long-standing weaknesses of the national carrier

Who killed Air India?

The government? The board of directors? The employees? Former Executive Director the author presents an insider's view of the fall of this storied airline in this exclusive excerpt

Jet Airways, national carrier?

Why the civil aviation ministry thought fit to sweeten the Etihad deal with additional seats on the India-Abu Dhabi sector - at the cost of Air India - is an issue that demands scrutiny

Jitender Bhargava: The cost of being a PSU

Forget about Air India living off government dole, it has paid a huge price for being a PSU