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Air India processes refunds worth over Rs 150 crore after privatisation

Handles 250,000 refund cases in just the first few months since Tatas took over, says eligible request lodged on website will typically be processed within 2-3 days

Air India. Photo: Bloomberg
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Air India. Photo: Bloomberg

Deepak Patel New Delhi
Air India said on Monday that it has processed passengers refunds of more than Rs 150 crore during the first few months after its privatisation.

After winning the bid for Air India on October 8 last year, the Tata Group took charge of the airline on January 27. Since then, the airline has been taking multiple steps to address the legacy issues such as stuck refunds.

Air India said it has placed high priority on clearing the backlog of refunds. "More than 250,000 cases totalling in excess of Rs 150 crore were processed in just the first few months after

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